The present application belongs to the field of medical devices and physiological
signal detection technology, and relates to a
pulse wave analysis method and
system based on piezoelectric dynamics characteristics. The present application compensates for the attenuation of the
subcutaneous tissue on the
pulse wave through active acoustic detection, emits high-frequency
mechanical vibration waves at the end of
diastole using multi-frequency
voltage pulses, and receives reflected echoes to construct an equivalent
acoustic impedance transfer function and an acoustic inverse compensation filter. The present application restores the true
arterial vessel wall dynamics by performing
frequency domain deconvolution operation on the original
pulse wave signal, locates key physiological event points, estimates the local
pulse wave propagation speed using a single-point
piezoelectric sensor without the need for multi-point measurement. In combination with the fluid
mechanics equation, the present application separates the forward
incident wave and the backward reflected wave, calculates the absolute
amplitude ratio to evaluate the
vascular compliance, effectively eliminates the interference of
subcutaneous fat and
muscle tissue, improves the accuracy and reliability of the evaluation, and provides a new tool for cardiovascular function evaluation.