Experimental and theoretical determination of strain energy function. Practical design of biomedical transducers, electrode, amplifiers. Operation and performance evaluation of biomedical instruments. Recording, filtering, processing, and analysis of physiological signals. Application of control theory to the analysis of physiological systems.
Computer simulation exercises parallel each lecture topic.
Combined analysis procedures of EEG and evoked potentials may provide information an signal neural events provided that the experiments are adequately designed. Presents the conceptual development of resonance phenomena in biophysical sciences and considers the system at the moment of stimulation for estimating and prediction of its response. Stereodynamics, simultaneously recorded multichannel EEG data, and evoked potentials from substructures of the brain. Interfacing of biomolecules and biological tissues with useful devices. Principles of recording and analysis of molecular signals discussed.