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Pulse code modulation telemetry in ski injury research. I. Instrumentation.

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    This study details a robust data transmission system for high-volume, high-frequency measurements, achieving 1% accuracy. The system ensures reliable data capture in demanding environments like ski dynamometry.

    Area of Science:

    • Engineering
    • Measurement Science
    • Sports Technology

    Background:

    • Measurement challenges in scientific research often involve complex data acquisition.
    • High-volume, high-frequency, and high-accuracy data transmission are critical for accurate analysis.
    • Existing systems may face limitations in durability, power consumption, and signal integrity.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To design and evaluate a data transmission system for multichannel, high-volume, high-frequency, and high-accuracy data.
    • To address challenges in transmitting signals from instruments like boot-ski dynamometers and skier velocity anemometers.
    • To ensure reliable data acquisition with specific performance criteria including accuracy, range, and stability.

    Main Methods:

    • Development of a durable data transmission system with low power consumption (approx. 10 Watts) and a range exceeding 3,500 m.

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  • Utilized special AC amplifiers and an amplitude-stabilized power oscillator to eliminate radio frequency interference (RFI) and enhance signal-to-noise ratio.
  • Implemented a 100-kbps Pulse Code Modulation (PCM) system, amplifying transducer signals to ±10 V.
  • Sequential sampling of 16 words (13 data, 2 frame counters, 1 sync) at 521/sec.
  • Ground station equipped with a real-time PCM decoder and analog tape recorder, with data subsequently processed by a mini-computer.

    • Main Results:

    • The data transmission system achieved a frequency response of 250 Hz and an accuracy of 1%.
    • Demonstrated durability, temperature stability, and a dynamic range of ±2 inches.
    • Successfully transmitted multichannel data from boot-ski dynamometer and skier velocity anemometer with 8-microvolt resolution.
    • The system's design effectively minimized RFI and improved signal stability.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed data transmission system is suitable for high-fidelity measurement applications requiring robust performance.
    • The system effectively overcomes common challenges in transmitting high-volume, high-frequency data with high accuracy.
    • This technology enhances data acquisition capabilities in fields such as sports science and biomechanics.