Tuesday, November 8, 2011
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Over the past decade, scientists at the University of Sussex have developed electric potential sensors that can detect small changes in the voltage electric fields at a distance. This October, Plessey Semiconductors England began sending demo units of the product sold. Call the electric potential of the integrated circuit (EPIC) of the sensor, the device has several potential applications, not least of which is its ability to provide electrocardiogram (ECG) and much less than at present importunately ... Continue reading EPIC claims that simplify ECG sensor
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Human Research
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- heart rate monitor, sensors at the University of Sussex
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