MYO AMPLIFIER

Brand Owner Address Description
MYOAMPLIFIER PathMaker Neurosystems Inc. One International Place, Suite 1400 Boston MA 02110 MYO AMPLIFIER;Medical, physical rehabilitation and physical therapy services; Physical rehabilitation services for medical and physical rehabilitation and physical therapy services; Physical therapy evaluation, identification, and management of movement dysfunction to restore, maintain, and promote optimal physical function preventing the onset, symptoms and progression of impairments, functional limitations, and disabilities resulting from disease, disorders, conditions, or injuries through use of medical electrotherapy stimulation, magnetic stimulation, namely, nerve stimulation and muscle stimulation;Electrical stimulation apparatus for nerves, muscles and effector organs for rehabilitation purposes; Electromedical rehabilitative and pain management products for clinical and home use, namely, electrical nerve and muscle stimulators, ultrasonic stimulators, magnet therapy stimulators and laser therapy stimulators for rehabilitation purposes; Electronic stimulation apparatus for nerves, muscles and effector organs for rehabilitation purposes; Electromedical rehabilitative and pain management products for clinical and home use, namely, electrical nerve and muscle stimulators, ultrasonic stimulators, magnet therapy stimulators and laser therapy stimulators for physical therapy purposes;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. Signals from an imager pixel photodetector are received by an amplifier having capacitive feedback, such as a capacitive transimpedance amplifier (CTIA). The amplifier can be operated at a low or no power level during an integration period of a photodetector to reduce power dissipation. The amplifier can be distributed, with an amplifier element within each pixel of an array and with amplifier output circuitry outside the pixel array. The amplifier can be a single ended cascode amplifier, a folded cascode amplifier, a differential input telescopic cascode amplifier, or other configuration. The amplifier can be used in pixel configurations where the amplifier is directly connected to the photodetector, or in configurations which use a transfer transistor to couple signal charges to a floating diffusion node with the amplifier being coupled to the floating diffusion node.