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Microprocessor in Biomedical Instrumentation

Pierre M. Forgues, M. Goldberg

Abstract

Present and future trends of microprocessor applications in biomedical instrumentation are discussed, with emphasis on data acquisition. Their expanding role in laboratory and hospital instrumentation is described with a few application examples. A few microprocessor-based instrument architectures for data acquisition are discussed. The advantages and tradeoffs involved in their use in biomedical instrumentation are discussed.

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Key concepts: Instrumentation (computer programming), Microprocessor, Data acquisition, Computer science, Engineering, Embedded system, Computer hardware, Systems engineering