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A LED–LED-based photoplethysmography sensor

Physiological Measurement, 2007
A high sensitivity, low power and low cost sensor has been developed for photoplethysmography (PPG) measurement. It uses standard light emitting diodes (LEDs) as both light emitter and detector, pulse-based signal conversion techniques instead of the classical analogue-to-digital convertors (ADCs) and a general purpose microcontroller for the ...
Stojanovic, Radovan, Karadaglic, Dejan
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Member Led/Customer Led

2014
Your organization is structured around the formal co-operation of employees, customers, and partners for their mutual social, economic, and cultural benefit.
David Cushman, Jamie Burke
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LEDs as sensors

ACM SIGGRAPH 2019 Studio, 2019
Imagine an LED that turns itself on and off in response to light levels, or one that you can blow out like a candle. These are circuits you can build with just an Arduino, a resistor, an LED and a little code. In this workshop, we examine some surprising properties of LEDs to create systems that sense light, temperature and wind.
Paul H. Dietz, Jennifer (Ginger) Alford
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LEDs and Use of White LED for Lighting

2014
LED is an acronym for “light emitting diode.” The first important fact is that LED is an electronic component, a diode, a component that can conduct current in one direction and not the other. As many other electronics components, controlling a LED is an easy topic, in order to obtain different behavior. Due to the fact that a LED must produce light, a
Reggiani A, Farini A
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