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["Pulse" piezoceramic transducer].

N M Anishkina, V A Antonets, N N Golovanova

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    |January 1, 1978
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    Area of Science:

    • Biomedical Engineering
    • Sensor Technology
    • Materials Science

    Context:

    • Development of advanced medical instrumentation
    • Need for sensitive and versatile physiological monitoring devices
    • Application of piezoceramic materials in sensing

    Purpose:

    • To describe the "Pulse" piezoceramic acceleration sensor
    • To highlight its design features and capabilities
    • To demonstrate its utility in diverse biomedical applications

    Summary:

    • The "Pulse" sensor utilizes a flexing piezoceramic element for enhanced sensitivity and power output.
    • This design allows for seamless integration with recording devices.
    • It effectively captures a wide spectrum of signals, from low-frequency ballistocardiograms to high-frequency phonocardiograms.

    Impact:

    • Enables accurate recording of various physiological signals, including ballisto-, kineto-, seismocardiograms, tremorograms, phonocardiograms, Korotkov's sounds, and laryngograms.
    • Facilitates improved diagnostic capabilities through detailed physiological data acquisition.
    • Advances the field of non-invasive physiological monitoring with a versatile and powerful sensor.

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