PubMed · 6076381
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V A Fedotov, E S Geller. [Biological telemetry. Problems of classification].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/6076381/
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A review is presented of some features of hybrid integrated circuits that make their use advantageous in miniature biotelemetry applications. The various techniques for fabricating resistors, capacitors and interconnections by both thin film and thick film technology are discussed. The use of chip capacitors, resistors, and especially standard IC chips on substrates with fired-on interconnection patterns is emphasized. The review is designed primarily to acquaint biotelemetry users and designers with an overview of this fabrication technique so that they can better communicate their needs with an understanding of its limitations and advantages to facilities specializing in hybrid construction.
A summary of considerations for design and application of multichannel biotelemetry systems is given. The advantages but also the problems of wired, wireless, combined and storage telemetry are discussed in connection with its application. Modulation and multiplexing techniques are described extensively; however, this review focuses not only on the transmission of biological data but also on the important aspects of connection of the transmission equipment to the biological subject and display of the biological information. The topic of multichannel biotelemetry is rounded off by a few additional subjects such as telecontrol, information source and classification.
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