Bioelectrical Impedance Analysis in Body Composition
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https://doi.org/10.37628/ijaic.v1i1.279Abstract
The characteristic of measurement method of bio-impedance has demonstrated to be of non-invasive nature henceforth is a significant aim for accepting this method in medical investigation. BIA is an energetic and valuable technique for determining the total configuration of the body. Investigation of Bio-impedance shows an energetic role in the valuation of well-being and nutritional value of the body. By altered united circuits dissimilar methods for extent of body composition is obtainable in this paper. Keywords: A.C. rectification, bio-impedance, bio-impedance analysis, non-invasive measurements, I/Q demodulationReferences
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