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Wearable Systems Syllabus Book Reference

The document outlines a syllabus for wearable systems, detailing various units focused on topics such as the introduction to wearable systems and sensors, signal processing, wireless health systems, smart textiles, and applications of wearable systems. Each unit references specific chapters from multiple textbooks, providing a structured approach to understanding the technology and its implications in healthcare. Key areas include sensor design, energy harvesting, and medical applications, emphasizing the importance of wearable technology in modern health monitoring.

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Wearable Systems Syllabus Book Reference

The document outlines a syllabus for wearable systems, detailing various units focused on topics such as the introduction to wearable systems and sensors, signal processing, wireless health systems, smart textiles, and applications of wearable systems. Each unit references specific chapters from multiple textbooks, providing a structured approach to understanding the technology and its implications in healthcare. Key areas include sensor design, energy harvesting, and medical applications, emphasizing the importance of wearable technology in modern health monitoring.

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Wearable Systems Syllabus – Book Reference

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UNIT I – INTRODUCTION TO WEARABLE SYSTEMS AND SENSORS
From Annalisa Bonfiglio & Danilo De Rossi – Wearable Monitoring Systems (Springer, 2011)
- Introduction to wearable systems – Ch. 1, pp. 1–8
- Need for wearable systems – pp. 8–12
- Drawbacks of conventional systems – pp. 12–15
- Applications – Ch. 2, pp. 27–35
- Types & components – Ch. 2, pp. 36–43
From Zhang & Yuan-Ting – Wearable Medical Sensors and Systems (Springer, 2013)
- Overview of wearable medical sensors – Ch. 1, pp. 1–5
- Inertial movement sensors – Ch. 3, pp. 65–78
- Respiration activity sensors – Ch. 5, pp. 131–140
- Impedance plethysmography – Ch. 6, pp. 152–158
- Wearable ground reaction force sensors – Ch. 7, pp. 174–180

UNIT II – SIGNAL PROCESSING & ENERGY HARVESTING FOR WEARABLE DEVICES


From Edward Sazonov & Michael R. Neuman – Wearable Sensors (Elsevier, 2014)
- Wearability issues (shape, placement) – Ch. 2, pp. 25–34
- Sensor design challenges – pp. 35–39
- Signal acquisition & sampling – pp. 40–48
- Rejection of irrelevant information – pp. 49–54
From Mehmet R. Yuce & Jamil Y. Khan – Wireless Body Area Networks (Pan Stanford, 2012)
- Power requirements – Ch. 6, pp. 145–150
- Solar cell, vibration-based harvesting – pp. 151–156
- Thermal-based, human body heat – pp. 157–162
- Hybrid thermoelectric-photovoltaic systems – pp. 163–166
- Thermopiles – pp. 167–169

UNIT III – WIRELESS HEALTH SYSTEMS


From Mehmet R. Yuce & Jamil Y. Khan – Wireless Body Area Networks (Pan Stanford, 2012)
- Need for wireless monitoring – Ch. 1, pp. 1–4
- Definition of BAN – pp. 5–8
- BAN & healthcare – pp. 9–14
- Technical challenges (security, reliability) – Ch. 5, pp. 117–126
- BAN architecture – pp. 127–134
- Wireless communication techniques – pp. 135–144

UNIT IV – SMART TEXTILES


From Annalisa Bonfiglio & Danilo De Rossi – Wearable Monitoring Systems (Springer, 2011)
- Introduction to smart textiles – Ch. 4, pp. 81–84
- Passive & active smart textiles – pp. 85–89
- Conductive fibres – pp. 90–94
- Treated conductive fibres – pp. 95–98
- Conductive fabrics – pp. 99–102
- Conductive inks – pp. 103–106
- Case study (ECG & respiration) – pp. 107–112

UNIT V – APPLICATIONS OF WEARABLE SYSTEMS


From Edward Sazonov & Michael R. Neuman – Wearable Sensors (Elsevier, 2014)
- Medical diagnostics – Ch. 10, pp. 245–252
- Chronic disease monitoring – pp. 253–258
- Hospital patient monitoring – pp. 259–264
- Elderly patient monitoring – pp. 265–270
- Neural recording – pp. 271–277
- Gait analysis – pp. 278–284
- Sports medicine – pp. 285–291

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