Electrical signal supply with separate voltage and current contr

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – Output level responsive – Using an impedance as the final control device

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323911, 323285, 307110, 607116, G05F 112

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058595279

ABSTRACT:
An electrical signal supply apparatus independently controls and regulates voltage and current in supplying microampere currents to skin tissue of patients. The apparatus enables operators to select a desired voltage level independent of the requirement to maintain current through the skin tissue at a relatively constant level. The apparatus includes a switching regulator in combination with an electric voltage doubling network and potential divider network to enable the supply of increased voltages.

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