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Electronic Device for Physiological Kinetic Measurements and Detection of Extraneous Bodies

An electronic device is proposed for measuring motion within the human body in the presence of extraneous metallic bodies within it, by reflected environmental changes, near a coil forming part of the tuned circuit-fan oscillator. The circuit details and the various possible applications are discussed.

Ran Vas | R. Vas

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