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Blumenthal, 1994 - Google Patents

Signal attenuation as a function of integrator time constant and signal duration

Blumenthal, 1994

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1856126984103540336
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Blumenthal T
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Psychophysiology

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In some laboratories, cyeblink electromyogram is rectified and smoothed before the analog signal is digitized. The relationship among the integrator time constant, the duration of the response, and the attenuation of the data was investigated by passing a number of signals …
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