Instrumentation Absolute Value Differential Amplifier Circuit and Applications
OwnerLouis G. RACETTEinventor
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An instrumentation absolute value differential amplifier (212) is used as part of an electroencephalogram, electromyogram or electrocardiogram to quantify the excitation state of a user, processing and transmitting this information as a control signal for a user feedback device. In one embodiment, this feedback device comprises a wireless sex toy (500) which responds to the sent control information, acting as a mind-controlled sex toy. This provides a simple, intuitive, aesthetically appealing interface for creating a unique sexual experience. The use of an instrumentation absolute value differential amplifier is sufficient to monitor the desired signals while reducing the number of parts required and allowing for less precise tolerances than traditional biological monitoring circuits, thus decreasing the cost of production.
A low-cost, low-precision biological-signal amplifier comprising:
A device comprising:
A system comprising:
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