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AWR1443BOOST: AWR1443+DCA100ECM: parameter settings when detect breathing

Part Number: AWR1443BOOST

Hi,

I have been doing breathing detection problems recently, but it is possible that the parameters I set myself are not correct, and the results I get are not very good. Below is my parameter settings and result graphs.

Original phase map

Phase diagram of the breath with a bandpass filter

It can be seen that in the parameters I set, the number of chirps in one frame is too large, and the time in one frame is too short, which leads to 128 points have been taken when the person has not started breathing. It may be the key to the problem. I want to know if I have a long enough frame and the number of chirps in a frame is small enough, can the human breath be detected when the duty cycle is low?

Thanks

Sleepybear

  • In our experiments we need at least 10fps in order to have good performance.

    The vital signs lab has 20fps I think.

    If you are only detecting vital signs you should not need 128 chirps.

    The vital signs lab uses one chirp.

    Thank you

    Cesar