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Analog Electronic Circuits: Analysis and Applications (Addison-Wesley Series in Electrical & Computer Engineering)
The basic task of the Biomedical engineering consists of finding the adequate solutions for processing and analyzing the different types of biological signals. The nature of the real world is analog. The most of the body signals are also analog. During acquisition, they are frequently mixed with noise; that is why each biosignal acquisition system should start with well designed analog signal processing front-end. The practice of such design is as much art as science. Biomedical engineers have to combine technical knowledge of different disciplines with a great deal of theoretical background, experience and intuition, but they specifically must know the state of the art in the analog biomedical techniques. As a starting point, they need good books where to teach some secrets of development and implementation of up-to-date circuits, modules and devices in the field.
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621.381
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Publisher | Addison-Wesley; First Edition, First Printing (1 Septiembre 1989) : New Jersey., 1989 |
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521p.
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978-0201116564
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621.381
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1st Edition
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Statement of Responsibility |
Robert B. Northrop
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