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A medical support control system comprises a medical support having memory and a control system in connection with the memory and for connection with a component for use at the medical support. The medical support control system further includes a detection system configured to detect when the component is connected to the control system, such as the control system microprocessor. This application claims the benefit of U. Provisional Patent Application No. The present disclosure generally relates to a control system that is configured to detect when a component is coupled to the control system so that the control system can then calibrate the component for use with the control system.

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• Acquisition of Neural Action Potentials Using Rapid Multiplexing Directly at the Electrodes
• Low-voltage constant-gm rail-to-rail CMOS operational amplifier
• Flexible and stretchable electronic systems for epidermal electronics
• MOS FieldEffect Transistors MOSFETs Microelectronic Circuits Fifth Edition
• BC477 Datasheet, Equivalent, Cross Reference Search
• An Efficient and Accurate Procedure to Evaluate Distortion in SOI FD MOSFET

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Acquisition of Neural Action Potentials Using Rapid Multiplexing Directly at the Electrodes

Narayan, J. Bertin, and R. Yun, S. Gardner, S. Narayan, S. Colvin, and Y. Klatskin, and A. Klatskin, R. Camisa, and D.

Johnson and Yehoshua Gazit. Caulton, P. Stabile, A. Gombar, W. Wu, J. Corboy, and C. Askew and H. Sechi, H. Johnson, J.

Brown, R. Marx, and M. Rosen and D. Erdmann, M. Caulton, A. Stabile, and A. Perlman Patents Authors Index to Volume Richard International Licensing T. Ciafone Associate Editors D. Higgs Missile and Surface Radar C. Hoyt Consumer Electronics Division T. Mausler National Broadcasting Company M. Schoen Solid State Division M. Tannenbaum Government Communications Systems RCA Corporation All rights reserved, except that express permission is hereby granted for the use in computer -based and other information -service systems of titles and abstracts of papers published in RCA Review.

Our air traffic is controlled by microwave radars, our telecommunication networks depend on microwaves to carry their messages, the television shows that we watch are usually distributed by either terrestrial or satellite microwave links, many of us heat our food in microwave ovens, our armed forces use microwaves to detect hostile intruders, to guide weapons, to provide secure communications, and so on. Because of the great importance of microwaves, there is a large, worldwide effort to advance the body of knowledge and techniques that constitute microwave technology.

RCA engineers and scientists have made many distinguished contributions to this worldwide effort. Their contributions have ranged from original work on many types of microwave tubes and microwave solid-state devices to large phased -array radars for fleet defense and geostationary satellites that relay communication signals carried at microwave frequencies. Some of the recent contributions to microwave technology by RCA engineers and scientists are described in the papers contained in this special issue of the RCA Review.

Nearly half of the papers in this issue reflect a response to the growing need for solid-state components that operate at high microwave or at millimeter -wave frequencies.

This need is caused by the congestion of the frequency spectrum at the lower microwave frequencies which forces many users to higher frequencies, and also by the ever-increasing demand by the military for systems that can operate with small antennas and are difficult to detect and jam.

This effort involves optimizing the parameters of conventional GaAs field-effect transistors for high frequency operation Gordon Taylor et al. Finally, there are two papers that deal with components and subsystems for solid-state radars operating at C Hz Henry Johnson and Yehoshua Gazit, and Franco Sechi et al. The GHz frequency range appears to be particularly useful for small tactical radars, since in this frequency range one can obtain good resolution with moderate size antennas and still have relatively unimpaired operational ability in heavy rain and fog.

The current emphasis in the microwave field on reducing the size and weight of microwave components is illustrated by several papers. One promising approach to miniaturizing microwave components is to replace conventional distributed microstril circuit components by hybrid lumped element circuit components whenever possible terry Klatskin et al, Adolph Presser,.

Johnson and Gazit, and F. Sechi et al. Another approach is to monolithically integrate active and passive circuit components on semi -insulating GaAs substrates Mahesh Kumar et al. The remaining papers illustrate other important trends in microwave technology. Computer -aided design and optimization are becoming indispensible tools for the microwave engineer David Rhodes and.

Paczkowski, S. Jolly, E. Berlin, and R. The layer composition was measured by electron -probe microanalysis; lattice mismatch by X-ray dilfractometry; average carrier concentration and mobility was determined using the Van der Pauw technique; and carrier profiles were investigated using an electrochemical profiler.

Quaternary layers wi'h good surface morphology and state-of-the-art electron mobility were grown. Several hundred n -type Gao. Unintentionally -doped layers with a carrier concentration of 2. Se -doped n -layers ranging in thickness from 0. The mobility profile of submicrometer n -layers was measured using the differential Van der Pauw technique. The high mobility was found to be maintained to the ternary - substrate interface. RCA Review Vol. Such a semi -insulating substrate is essential for realizing transistors for high microwave frequencies.

Furthermore, since the bandgap of InP 1. This system has been used at RCA for the development of light sources and detectors in the pm wavelength range and is described extensively in the literature.

I shows a simplified schematic diagram of the reactor. Roth In and Ga reservoirs are maintained at a nominal temperature of C. This "constant current source" arrangement is particularly convenient for use with corrosive gases like HCI.

This is done under PH3 overpressure to minimize P loss due to dissociation. In begins to dissociate about C. The preheat zone is downstream of the reactor exhaust: this allows the premixing and stabilization oi' I nci and GaCl before introducing the substrate into the deposition zone. A typical growth run begins by insert iligan 1nPsubst rate, after suit - able cleaning and etching, into the preheat zone and flushing the entire system with pure H.

The furnace is moved from the standby to the growth position and turned on. An overpressure of PH3 is maintained over the substrate before the preheat temperature rises to C.

Flows of HCI are established over the metals and allowed to stabilize. Once t he temperatures have reached steady-state, the AsH:t and PH:t flows are set. Composition of the V alloy is cont rolled by the relative flow of the four gaseous species. After stabilization, the substrate is introduced into the deposition zone, thus starting growth. After a specific time, growth is terminated by bypassing the HCI flows over the metals and moving the wafer to the forechamber.

The furnace is then moved to the standby position. The pretreatment of the InI' substrates prior to epitaxial growth was found to he critical. Optimum pretreatment procedures were determined for substrates from different vendors by growing ternary test samples.

Surface morphology. CT Crystacom, Inc. Mountain View, CA. Sumitomo Electric Industries, Ltd. Highly specular and haze -free epitaxial layers were obtained provided the fatlice mismatch was less than 0. The lattice mismatch, composit ion, handgap, and electrical properties of the grown layers were then measured.

The lattice mismatch was measured by X-ray diffraction techniques; the corn position was measured by electron probe microanalysis RPM ; the handgap was inferred from the measured composition using the curves of Moon et al.

Group V flows held constant. Group V flows constant Ga. Group Ill flows held constant. Note that now y can he cont rolled almost independently of x. The data in Figs. Further iterations are required to fine-tune the bandgap and attain zero lattice mismatch. Table 1 lists the properties of some of the quaternary layers grown.

The III-V rat io in the gas phase was maintained at 0. This value resulted in the hest compromise between surface morphology and electron mobility. Experimental data available in the literature are also shown. The mobilit ies are also a function of the carrier concentration. NC1 Inl1O.

Low-voltage constant-gm rail-to-rail CMOS operational amplifier

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Provided herein are skin-mounted biomedical devices and methods of making and using biomedical devices for sensing and actuation applications. This application is a continuation-in-part of U. Provisional Patent Application Nos. Provisional Patent Application No. This invention was made with United States governmental support from the U.

An Efficient and Accurate Procedure to Evaluate Distortion in SOI FD MOSFET

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Try out PMC Labs and tell us what you think. Learn More. Neural recording systems that interface with implanted microelectrodes are used extensively in experimental neuroscience and neural engineering research. Interface electronics that are needed to amplify, filter, and digitize signals from multichannel electrode arrays are a critical bottleneck to scaling such systems. This paper presents the design and testing of an electronic architecture for intracortical neural recording that drastically reduces the size per channel by rapidly multiplexing many electrodes to a single circuit.

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