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Battery-operated high-bandwidth multi-channel wireless neural recording system using 802.11 b

Parthasarathy et al., 2006

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11815459960508773049
Author
Parthasarathy J
Hogenson J
Erdman A
Redish A
Ziaie B
Publication year
Publication venue
2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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This paper reports the design of a battery-operated, high bandwidth, multi-channel wireless medical telemetry system. The system is capable of transmitting 2.3 Mbps of raw streaming data using the IEEE 802.11 b protocol. In a typical application, the system was used to …
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