P. Arcuti, G. Monti, L. Tarricone, L. Sileo, L. Martiradonna, M. De Vittorio
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A novel biotelemetry system to monitor human vital signs
This paper presents a novel biotelemetry system based on a fully-passive architecture; High Electron Mobility Transistors are used as sensing elements. The main advantages and drawbacks related to the approach here proposed are deeply analyzed and some possible solutions identified. Furthermore, some preliminary experimental results are given and discussed.