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Inductive Sensors in Biomedical Applications by Adnan Rafique is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Inductive sensors can measure non-electric quantities by converting them to variations in inductance, which is then output as voltage or current. They have reliable performance but limited sensitivity, linearity, and measurement range. Inductive sensors are commonly used in biomedical applications like respiratory inductance plethysmography to measure slight displacements non-invasively. They have advantages of convenience, being non-invasive, and allowing for ambulatory monitoring of important health indic
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- Adnan Rafique
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- EN