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Passive physiological monitoring (P2M) system

Passive physiological monitoring apparatus and method has a sensor for sensing physiological phenomenon. A converter converts sensed data into electrical signals and a computer receives and computes the signals and outputs computed data for real-time interactive display. The sensor is a piezoelectric film of polyvinylidene fluoride. A band-pass filter filters out noise and isolates the signals to reflect data from the body. A pre-amplifier amplifies signals. Signals detected include mechanical, thermal and acoustic signatures reflecting cardiac output, cardiac function, internal bleeding, respiratory, pulse, apnea, and temperature. A pad may incorporate the PVDF film and may be fluid-filled. The film converts mechanical energy into analog voltage signals. Analog signals are fed through the band-pass filter and the amplifier. A converter converts the analog signals to digital signals. A Fourier transform routine is used to transform into the frequency domain. A microcomputer is used for recording, analyzing and displaying data for on-line assessment and for providing realtime response. A radio-frequency filter may be connected to a cable and the film for transferring signals from the film through the cable. The sensor may be an array provided in a MEDEVAC litter or other device for measuring acoustic and hydraulic signals from the body of a patient for field monitoring, hospital monitoring, transport monitoring, home, remote monitoring.
Owner:HOANA MEDICAL

Treatment device

A treatment device comprising a holding method for holding a substrate such as an LCD substrate; and a treatment solution supply method for supplying a treatment solution on a surface of the substrate wherein the holding method has a substrate-placing portion on which the substrate is disposed, the substrate-placing is made of a synthetic resinous material. Since the holding method has a substrate-placing portion which is made of a synthetic resinous material, the electric charge amount of the substrate can be reduced to prevent various static electricity caused troubles such as the electrostatic destruction of the device formed on the substrate. Further, a discharge noise trouble due to discharge phenomenon from the substrate to a transporting method can be prevented. Further, it is possible to reduce the electric charge amount of the holding method and destaticize the holding method by supplying a destaticizing fluid such as ionized pure water or ionized gas towards above or below the holding method. Thus, it is possible to prevent various static-electricity caused troubles such as the electrostatic destruction of the device formed in the device from occurring and further, possible to prevent noise troubles from occurring because the generation degree of the discharge which occurs between the substrate and the transport method can be reduced further. The electric charge amount of the substrate can be reduced by making the thickness (distance) of the substrate-placing portion formed of a dielectric thick (long).
Owner:TOKYO ELECTRON LTD

Radio frequency integrated circuit for enhanced transmit/receive performance in low power applications and method of making the same

A radio frequency integrated circuit (and method of making) for enhancing wireless communication and/or sensing systems comprising a base comprising a gallium arsenide (GaAs) substrate; a binary phase shift keying modulator fabricated on the base; a power amplifier fabricated on the base and operatively associated with the binary phase shift keying modulator; the power amplifier having a first shunt operatively associated therewith; a transmit/receive switch fabricated on the base, the transmit/receive switch being operatively associated with the power amplifier and being alternately connectable to an antenna port adapted to be connected to an antenna; a low noise amplifier fabricated on the base; the low noise amplifier being alternately connectable to the antenna port, the low noise amplifier having a second shunt operatively associated therewith; the circuit operating in a transmit stage in which the power amplifier is connected to the antenna port and in a receive stage in which the low noise amplifier is connected to the antenna port; whereby in the receive stage the power amplifier is bypassed by the first shunt to reduce current consumption and substantially isolate the receive stage from the transmit stage; and in the transmit stage the low noise amplifier is bypassed by the second shunt to reduce current consumption and to substantially isolate the transmit stage from the receive stage.
Owner:US SEC THE ARMY THE
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