Surgery – Truss – Pad
Patent
1975-06-17
1977-03-15
Stellar, George G.
Surgery
Truss
Pad
179 1ST, 179110A, 128 205S, 181171, H04R 146, H04R 722
Patent
active
040126048
ABSTRACT:
A microphone for the transmission and conversion of low frequency body sound signals, characteristic of blood pressure conditions, the microphone featuring a Seignette salt crystal wafer as a transducing element, a foamed body as a transmitting element, a vibrating mass on the microphone membrane, and a deflection-limiting safety plate. The membrane carries a contact-focusing touch plate, and the entire housing is enveloped in a sound insulating rubber jacket.
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Geiger Joseph A.
Stellar George G.
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