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Sensor Review, 1994
An overview of radio telemetry, concentrating on low power, shortârange systems which can be operated without equipment licences. Describes transmission mechanisms, aerials and the two main types of analogue modulation: amplitude modulation [AM] and frequency modulation [FM].Outlines the developments in radio data links and modulation schemes, the ...
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An overview of radio telemetry, concentrating on low power, shortârange systems which can be operated without equipment licences. Describes transmission mechanisms, aerials and the two main types of analogue modulation: amplitude modulation [AM] and frequency modulation [FM].Outlines the developments in radio data links and modulation schemes, the ...
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Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1974
Abstract The required properties of a multi-channel radio telemetry system to monitor continuous EEG are described. The regulations of various countries applicable to such radio transmissions are tabulated and a system that conforms to the stringent U.K. regulations, but is adaptable for use in other countries, is described.
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Abstract The required properties of a multi-channel radio telemetry system to monitor continuous EEG are described. The regulations of various countries applicable to such radio transmissions are tabulated and a system that conforms to the stringent U.K. regulations, but is adaptable for use in other countries, is described.
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A complete EEG radio-telemetry equipment
Electroencephalography and Clinical Neurophysiology, 1974Abstract A complete equipment for telemetric recording of human EEGs is described. It allows the use of up to 16 channels for recording scalp EEG and/or deep activities. Some of the technical performances of this device and the solution of some practical problems are described in detail.
S, Geier +3 more
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Radio Telemetry for the Measurement of Intracranial Pressure
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1967p ERIODIC long-term measurement of intracranial pressure is desirable in m a n y neurosurgical conditions. Perhaps one of the more troublesome diseases from this s tandpoint is hydrocephalus. The status of such a disease requires repeated evaluat ion over a prolonged period, s but the hazards of violating the ventr icular or lumbar subarachnoid ...
J R, Atkinson +2 more
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Radio telemetry of vaginal temperature
Proceedings of 16th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2002A two-part, vaginal, telemetric thermometer is discussed, using low-power UHF radio as the transmission medium. Worn overnight, the telemetry transmitter sends pulse modulated data continuously to a microcontroller in an adjacent receiver where the subject's temperature is extracted to 0.1/spl deg/C resolution, and stored for later processing.
Z. McCreesh, N. Evans
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Use of Radio-Telemetry to Test for Investigator Effects on Nesting Mallards, Anas platyrhynchos [PDF]
Canadian Field-Naturalist, 2005 We examined the effects of investigator activity on hatching rates of radio-marked wild female Mallards (Anas platyrhynchos), and evaluated the efficacy of radio-telemetry to minimize nest disturbance, characterize vegetation at nest sites, and mark ...
Robert B Emery, David W Howerter
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A method for reviewing radio-telemetry paramedic calls
Annals of Emergency Medicine, 1981A method is presented for reviewing the taped radio-telemetry records of paramedic calls managed by hospital-based emergency medicine residents. All paramedic calls to the LAC/USC base station are reviewed by an emergency medicine resident using a special tape review form which focuses on communication skills, initial paramedic field assessment, sense ...
S J, Rottman, K, FitzGerald-Westby
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Electrical Engineering, 1962
Telemetry, the science of measuring physical quantities and events remotely, has been developed to a high degree for missile and space vehicle applications. The benefits from this development are now becoming available to industry in the form of simple, reliable, economical FM/FM radio telemetry systems.
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Telemetry, the science of measuring physical quantities and events remotely, has been developed to a high degree for missile and space vehicle applications. The benefits from this development are now becoming available to industry in the form of simple, reliable, economical FM/FM radio telemetry systems.
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