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I need your kind help.
I have a device which emits rf energy when touching the skin.
Because of this energy, the tissue heats up.
Now, there are 2 options:
1. If I place a non conductive lotion on the skin (high impedance), and then apply the rf energy, most of it will...
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I have a strange situation.when I test my device for patient leakage current, I fail the test hence there is leakage current flowing through gnd.
I tried to disconnect the gnd from device and retest and surprisingly it didn't change ..any idea?
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I have a tense circuit which outputs a bi phasic square signal at 12.5 hz.
Apperantely it is creating a leakage current on the gnd line through the capcitors/resistors at the outputs which are connected to gnd.when u removed them, to keep the output floating, I receive a signal with...
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i hope fhis is the correct place for this kind of questions..
i have a project where i need to glue a capsule or a tablet which is round shaped to a round shaped plastic mediator.this whole assembly at the end will be clinked to an handle to preform a certain task.the problem i have is...
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I am to design a simple and cheep (as possible) a signal generator that would produce an output RF signal @ 1MHZ that would be able to produce about 30-35W dissipated upon 200 ohm load.
Its possible to use 2 sync modules that produce less power each one that would work together with...
I have a devices that incorporates hand pieces that are used very rigorously , and I am experiencing a cable fatigue phenomenon. The hand piece is moving in circular motion on the patient body .The breaking point occurs at the entrance point of the cable onto the plastic housing.
I seek for a...
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I would like to have your opinion on the following:
I need to choose a cable that could carry low voltage signals for monitoring as well as up to 300 VPP AC signal, 1 MHZ.What would be the best cable to do it? twiste pair ect....I have encountered the following website that could help...
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I need to measure a 1MHZ RF signal with an RMS value of up to 100V.
This can be done easily using scope, But I need a much "easier" and idiot proof method using tools that anyone has like DVM.
I though about building a full bridge rectifier but I will be happy to hear your input with...