Improving the power efficiency of battery-powered wearable medical devices is highly important. This paper proposes an approximate squarer that aims to enhance power efficiency in the Pan-Tompkins algorithm, a key component in arrhythmia detection. It combines (1) the DRUM architecture, (2) the recursive structure, (3) an error recovery technique, and (4) folding and merged techniques for squaring operations to improve power efficiency while maintaining satisfactory arrhythmia detection accuracy. From our experimental evaluations, we find that the proposed approximate squarer achieves a 93.6% power reduction and a 79.1% area reduction, while maintaining the target recall of 93%, defined as detection accuracy.

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A Low-Power and Small-Area Squarer for Wearable ECG Devices Utilizing Pan-Tompkins Algorithm

  • Toshinori Sato,
  • Taiki Nagatomo,
  • Hiroyuki Hama

摘要

Improving the power efficiency of battery-powered wearable medical devices is highly important. This paper proposes an approximate squarer that aims to enhance power efficiency in the Pan-Tompkins algorithm, a key component in arrhythmia detection. It combines (1) the DRUM architecture, (2) the recursive structure, (3) an error recovery technique, and (4) folding and merged techniques for squaring operations to improve power efficiency while maintaining satisfactory arrhythmia detection accuracy. From our experimental evaluations, we find that the proposed approximate squarer achieves a 93.6% power reduction and a 79.1% area reduction, while maintaining the target recall of 93%, defined as detection accuracy.