@article{1483941,
      author = {Husar, Peter, and Gašpar, Gabriel,},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/1483941},
      title = {Electrical biosignals in biomedical engineering : medical  sensors, measurement technology and signal processing /},
      abstract = {This book is a broad-based introduction to an increasingly  important topic. The overview is easy because each chapter  is structured uniformly: theory, methods, realization  alternatives, methodical and practical advantages and  disadvantages, and examples from industrial technology and  medicine as well as research and development practice.  Compared to the first edition Biosignal Processing, the  content of this book has been expanded by a sensor chapter  (galvanic and capacitive sensors) and exemplary  experimental data. Chapter 7: Stochastic Processes is also  new with selected topics such as statistical analysis of  time series, signal detection, and signal decomposition.  Furthermore, various electronic measuring circuits and  calculations have been adapted to the changed legal  regulations and standards and some calculation errors have  been corrected. The content is oriented to the sequence of  the metrological and signal-analytical chain: neuron as a  signal sourcesensor technologysignal amplification and  conditioningsignal sampling and digitizationmethods of  biosignal processingbiostatistics and stochastic processes.  The target groups The book is suitable for medical  technology studies, research, and practice. You can inform  yourself compactly across your professional boundaries  about the neighbouring fields and topics at the  interdisciplinary interface between medicine and  technology.},
      doi = {https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-67998-2},
      recid = {1483941},
      pages = {1 online resource (xii, 518 pages) :},
}