By
L. Nokes, School of Electrical, Electronic and Systems Engineering, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK
D. Jennings, School of Electrical, Electronic and Systems Engineering, University of Wales, College of Cardiff, UK
T. Flint, School of Electrical, Electronic and Systems Engineering, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK.
B. Turton, School of Electrical, Electronic and Systems Engineering, University of Wales College of Cardiff, UK
Description
Medical electronics, or more specifically the instrumentation used in physiological measurement, has changed significantly over the last
few years. Developments in electronics technology have offered new and enhanced applications, especially in the areas of data recording
and analysis and imaging technology. These changes have been accompanied by more stringent legislation on safety and liability. This
book is designed to meet the needs of students on the growing number of courses, undergraduate and MSc. It is a concise and accessible
introduction offering a broad overview that encompasses the various contributing disciplines.
Audience:
Undergraduates and MSc students specialising in medical electronics, applied physics, physical electronics, electronic engineering, biophysics & biomedical engineering. Trainee medical physicists. Medical staff interested in background to techniques for teaching or policy reasons,
(not those simply using the techniques clinically).
