Communications: electrical – Continuously variable indicating – With particular transmitter
Patent
1982-11-22
1986-02-18
Caldwell, Sr., John W.
Communications: electrical
Continuously variable indicating
With particular transmitter
128419PG, 128631, 34087019, G08C 1906, A61N 100
Patent
active
045715890
ABSTRACT:
For inbound data transmission a carrier signal is gated by the external programmer to transmit bursts of discrete numbers of cycles. The carrier is picked up by an implanted telemetry coil. The bursts are amplified and decoded by "missing pulse" detection. Outbound telemetry is synchronized with the external constant carrier in a similar manner by loading the coil for discrete numbers of cycles. In the preferred embodiment, within an eight cycle bit period, two cycles of 64 kHz carrier represent "0" while a six cycle burst represents "1", to achieve a two-way data transmission rate of 8000 bits per second.
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Batty, Jr. John R.
Slocum Chester D.
Caldwell Sr. John W.
Collins Henry W.
Cordis Corporation
Gerstman George H.
Heim Michael F.
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