week 4.2 Flashcards

1
Q

discrete signal

A

X[k] the value of an analog signal at discrete points in tiem

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2
Q

every point in time of a discrete signal is determined by the…

A

sample interval (Ts)

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3
Q

t =

A

n*Ts = 1/ Fs

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4
Q

Fs

A

sampling frequency
1 / Ts

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5
Q

N

A

position of number in the sequence

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6
Q

analog vs digital

A

analog is continous while digital is interval based
continuous is amplitude vs time
discrete is amplitude based on sample number

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7
Q

sinosuidal

A

having sin wave

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8
Q

RMS defintion

A

calculates mean based on magnitude of numbers, not sign

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9
Q

ratio for comparing intensity of two signals

A

V signal one / V signal 2 (units dB)

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10
Q

comparing power of two signals

A

Pdb = 10log(p1/ p2)

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11
Q

comparing voltage of two signals (RMS)

A

p = v^2/R

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12
Q

SNR

A

signal to noise ratio

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13
Q

the ___ the SNR, the better the signal

A

larger

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14
Q

convert SNR to linear

A

10^ (SNRdb / 20)

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15
Q

if SNR is positive the signal is ___ than the noise

A

stronger

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16
Q

if SNR is negative, the signal is ___ than the noise

A

weaker

17
Q

steps of biosignal measurement system

A

signal
sensor/transducer
signal processing
analog to digital converter
display/storage
post processing
analysis
interpretation

18
Q

sensor/transducer

A

transduce biosignal to electrical one (still analog)

19
Q

signal processing

A

process/condition signal to reduce noise and prepare for digitization
amplify, filter, shift

20
Q

amplify signal

A

multiply by constant at every point in time or spae

21
Q

filter signal

A

multiply by function in frequency domain

22
Q

shift signal

A

add constant at every point in time or space

23
Q

analog to digital converter

A

digitize by sampling continuous signal and discretizing the signal at each time/frq domain

choose the appropriate sampling rate
- fill input range of digitizer to max resolution

24
Q

discretization

A

rounding to a number of finite precision

25
Q

post processing

A

noise reduction with digital filters, averaging, FFT, down sampling

26
Q

EMS recording system

A

device that connects electrodes to muscles and collects data when muscle is activated (ex: changing in length)

27
Q

motor commands to muscle are transmitted through..

A

changes in electrical potential

28
Q

EMS recording system records…

A

the difference in potential between two electrodes

29
Q

sEMGs

A

have max amplitude of 5V, internal has 10V

*10V is better but you need to insert needle in patient which isn’t convenient

30
Q

aliasing

A

when signal is discreetly sampled at an insufficient rate to capture changes in signal

i.e bad time intervals and inconsistent data

31
Q

best approximation of signal is when…

A

you sample the signal multiple times per cycle

32
Q

in aliasing, components of digitized signal at high frq are mistaken for..

A

components at low frequencies

33
Q

how to avoid aliasing?

A

sample rate should be greater than or equal to twice the highest frequency present in the signal

Fs^3 = 2Fc
(Fs is sampling frq and Fc is highest frq in signal)