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Fig 1.

Chest compression depth measurement using impulse-radio ultra-wideband sensor.

Tx: transmitter; Tx Ant.: transmitter antenna; Rx Ant.: receiver antenna; Δd: chest compression depth; Δt: the time difference between the received signal before chest compression and that according to the location of the receiver which changes in real time during chest compressions.

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Fig 2.

Patch antenna printed circuit board (22 cm × 10 cm).

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Fig 3.

Transmitter system-on-chip printed circuit board (5 cm × 3 cm).

White arrow: transmitter system-on-chip designed in 65nm CMOS process (1 mm × 0.4 mm).

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Fig 4.

Measured chest compression depths on different surfaces with the CPRmeter (gray bar) and IR-UWB sensor (white bar).

The black bars represent the depths measured by the Resusci Anne QCPR. The bars display the means, and the error bars indicate ± SD. * p<0.001 Resusci Anne QCPR vs. CPRmeter on all surfaces and Resusci Anne QCPR vs. IR-UWB sensor on the floor; † p = 0.012 Resusci Anne QCPR vs. IR-UWB sensor on the foam mattress.

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