穿戴式脈搏血氧儀於步行與跑步運動之應用

The Application of walking and running exercises by ultizing the wearable pulse oximetry

許博淳(Po-Chun Hsu)

指導教授 ： 吳瑋特

國立屏東科技大學/工學院/生物機電工程系所/碩士(2016年)

摘要

本研究使用反射式光學心率感測模組，製作一系統可量測於走跑運動之心率及血氧濃度。
　　本研究由4位受試者量測手指心率，每位執行4次量測，每次時間為70秒，將所得訊號開發成一演算法。接著由3位受試者進行運動心率及血氧濃度訊號量測，其中3位進行走路運動之量測、1位進行跑步運動之量測，同時使用陳柏均(2014)[23]之走跑步數量測系統，同步量測運動走跑訊號的變化，最終與市售手錶進行心率、走跑步數比較。

關鍵字

反射式光學心率感測模組 ； 運動 ； 心率 ； 血氧濃度 ； 走跑步數

並列摘要

The module of optical heart rate measurement were used in this study to create a system that can conduct walking and running heart rate and blood oxygen measurement. In this study, four subjects measured four times pulse from finger, each times for 70 secends, and then a set of algorithms was then proposed based on the measured data.
　　And then, the three subjects conduct exercising heart rate and blood oxygen measurement, then three of them conduct walking measurement, the other of them conduct running measurement. Use a walking and running steps system of Chen, P. C. (2014) [23], and synchronously measured moving signal. Finally, it was compared with one watch sold on the market regarding the number of heart rate, walking and running steps.

並列關鍵字

The module of optical heart rate measurement ； exercise ； heart rate ； blood oxygen ； walking and running steps

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