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48,80 €ISBN 978-3-8440-6593-0Softcover174 pages37 figures240 g21 x 14,8 cmEnglishThesis
April 2019
Tobias Schnier
Acquisition and Reconstruction of Compressed Signals with Applications in Wireless Neural Systems
Prohibitively high data rates are one of the key challenges to overcome in many important applications.
Especially in neuroscience, this challenge is of high importance in order to better understand the neural activity of the human brain.
For this, one could use a wired connection, but this poses immense challenges. First, the necessary opening for the wire in the skull is prone to infections, and second, for permanent transmissions the movement of affected patients is severely limited. Thus, in this thesis, we deal with the challenge of data rate reduction in wireless data accumulation applications, as this issue is as important as it is prominent for many applications.
Especially in neuroscience, this allows to research feasible next generation wireless acquisition devices that can deliver detailed pulse shapes while still fulfilling the hardware constraints of area and power given.
Especially in neuroscience, this challenge is of high importance in order to better understand the neural activity of the human brain.
For this, one could use a wired connection, but this poses immense challenges. First, the necessary opening for the wire in the skull is prone to infections, and second, for permanent transmissions the movement of affected patients is severely limited. Thus, in this thesis, we deal with the challenge of data rate reduction in wireless data accumulation applications, as this issue is as important as it is prominent for many applications.
Especially in neuroscience, this allows to research feasible next generation wireless acquisition devices that can deliver detailed pulse shapes while still fulfilling the hardware constraints of area and power given.
Keywords: Compressed Sensing; Finite Rate of Innovation; Dictionary Learning; Joint Sparsity; Neuronal Model
Dissertationen aus dem Arbeitsbereich Nachrichtentechnik der Universität Bremen
Edited by Prof. Dr.-Ing. Armin Dekorsy, Bremen
Volume 6
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