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[A system controlling human motor functions using a computer].

A V Livshchits·V E Lankin·V I Epifanov·Zh M Zinchenko·A A Karasev
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The article describes the structure, operational principle and functional characteristics of the multichannel system of electrostimulation on the basis of a personal computer of dBK-2M type. The basic parameters and the recommended fields of application are given.

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A V Livshchits, V E Lankin, V I Epifanov, Zh M Zinchenko, A A Karasev. [A system controlling human motor functions using a computer].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3441198/

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