Challenges in the design of self-powered wearable wireless sensors for healthcare Internet-of-Things

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Title	Challenges in the design of self-powered wearable wireless sensors for healthcare Internet-of-Things
Publication Type	Conference Paper
Year of Publication	2015
Authors	Lian, Y.
Conference Name	2015 IEEE 11th International Conference on ASIC (ASICON)
Date Published	nov
Keywords	adaptive data rate sampling, Batteries, biomedical electronics, biomedical transducers, circuit level innovation, clockless implementation, continuous-in-time and discrete-in-amplitude system architecture, CTDA system architecture, Electrocardiography, Health Care, healthcare Internet-of-Things, Internet of Things, IoT application, medical computing, optimisation, pubcrawl170110, self-powered wearable wireless sensor, SoC, system level optimization, system-on-chip, Systems architecture, Wearable sensors, Wireless communication, Wireless sensor networks
Abstract	The design of low power chip for IoT applications is very challenge, especially for self-powered wireless sensors. Achieving ultra low power requires both system level optimization and circuit level innovation. This paper presents a continuous-in-time and discrete-in-amplitude (CTDA) system architecture that facilitates adaptive data rate sampling and clockless implementation for a wireless sensor SoC.
DOI	10.1109/ASICON.2015.7517022
Citation Key	lian_challenges_2015

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