Principles of Bioinstrumentation

Name: Principles of Bioinstrumentation
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ISBN: 9780471605140

ISBN-10: 047160514X

ISBN-13: 9780471605140

Edition: 1988

Authors: Richard Normann, Richard Normann

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This complete, well-integrated text offers students without extensive background in the field a solid understanding of the principles and applications of analog and digital instrumentation. Examines such topics as basic analog and digital electronic components, systems theory, and the design of analog signal conditioning circuitry for amplification, filtering, and level shifting of signals originating from a variety of transducers. Includes a detailed description of how to interface analog-to-digital converters to a personal computer, in order to digitize and display these signals, store them on magnetic media, and perform elementary digital filter operations. Also provides a review of…

Book details

List price: $286.95
Copyright year: 1988
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons, Incorporated
Publication date: 1/16/1991
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 576
Size: 6.42" wide x 9.53" long x 1.26" tall
Weight: 2.178
Language: English




Analog Instrumentation


Review of Electronic Devices


Operational Amplifiers and Instrumentation Amplifiers


Systems Theory



Origins of Biological Signals


The Origin of Biopotentials


Human Biopotentials


Signals and Noise in Biological Systems



Biological Transducers


Biopotential Electrodes


Ion Sensitive and Amperometric Electrodes


Mechanical Transducers


Temperature Transducers


Light Sources and Detectors


Flow Transducers


Analog Linearization Techniques



Digital Instrumentation


Review of Digital Electronic Devices


Talking to Computers


Interfacing Computers to the Outside World


Digital Signal Processing


Safety Considerations in Bioinstrumentation