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Original Articles

ECG Data Compression using Non-redundant Templates

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Pages 299-310 | Published online: 26 Mar 2015
 

Abstract

This paper presents a new direct data compression technique which has been developed to perform the compression by down-sampling the ECG signal in steps by using a non-redundant template. The removed data samples in the process of down-sampling are stored in a data array as non-redundant template. The complete information about the samples amplitude and duration is retained in the compressed samples. The signal is compressed by a factor of 8 for the signal sampled at 500 Hz or 16 for the signal sampled at 1000 Hz. It has been noted that 100 percent information of the morphology of the original signal is retained in the reconstructed signal. The method is consistent and reliable and can be used for both online and offline ECG data compression.

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S C Saxena

S C Saxena, Professor & Head, Electrical Engineering Department, University of Roorkee, Roorkee obtained BE (Electrical) from Allahabad University in the year 1970 and ME Electrical (M&I) and PhD from University of Roorkee in the years 1973 and 1977 respectively. He has served as an Expert at Military Technical College, Baghdad, Iraq during 1983–86 and as an Advisor in AICTE, New Delhi in the year 1994. Dr Saxena has visited France, Iraq and Kuwait. He has very wide and valuable experience of Academics and Student affairs in various important capacities in the University. He has published over 120 research papers at various national & international levels; written 6 monographs; received 9 awards including Khosla Gold Medal & Cash Award, Khosla Silver Medal and Cash Award, President of India's Prize, Jawaharlal Memorial Award; organised 23 specialised courses for industry; handled 10 research schemes; guided a large number of UG and 69 PG students for their projects, seminars and dissertations; supervised 9 and supervising 5 PhD theses; organised as chairman/Co-chairman/convener/organising secretary international/nationalconferences/seminars/workshops etc, and made an educational film. Dr Saxena is a fellow of IEI, Fellow of IETE, and Life Member of BMESI, NIQR, ISTE and ISCEE, He is Vice-President of Biomedical Engg. Society of India, former Council member of the IE (I), Chairman Roorkee Local Centre of the IE (I), Vice- President ISCEE, Member Management Committee of UP State Centre of the IE (I), Chairman ISTE Chapter at University of Roorkee, Vice-Chairman, NIQR Chapter at Roorkee, and Chairman, Consultants Committee of Roorkee School for the Deaf He has been the Honorary Secretary of Roorkee Local Centre of the IE (I) and worked on number of expert committees of AICTE, New Delhi and University Sector Institutions His areas of Specializations are Bio-medical Engineering and Measurement and Instrumentation. He has experience of over 20 years of consultancy and testing. Dr Saxena is a trained Motivation Trainer by NIMID Bombay and NIESBUD; New Delhi.

Vinod Kumar

Vinod Kumar obtained his BSc (Elect. Engineering) Hons Degree from Punjab University in 1973, ME (Measurement and Instrumentation) Hons and PhD Degree from Roorkee University in 1975 and 1984 respectively. He joined the Electrical Engingering Department of Roorkee University in 1975 and presently serving as Professor. He has published more than 70 research papers, guided many postgraduates and PhD students. He has undertaken large number of consultancy & sponsored projects from industries and government departments. He was elected as Fellow of the Institution of Engineers (I), Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers, and is a member of many professional bodies. He has received many awards including Khosla medal and best paper awards of the Institution of Engineers He has organised a workshop on Biomedical Engineering Education to frame the model syllabii in the area of biomedical engineering. His areas of interest are Measurement and Instrumentation, Medical Instrumentation and Digital Signal Processing.

S T Hamde

S T Hamde obtained his BE (Instrumentation) and ME (Instrumentation) from Marathwada University, Aurangabad in the year 1987 and 1992 respectively. He is serving as Lecturer in S G G S College of Engg & Technology, Nanded (MS) in Instrumentation Engineering Department. He has published 8 research papers in the area of Biomedical Instrumentation.

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