Method and apparatus for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject
AssigneeConductivity Diagnostics Research
InventorRobert C. Funk
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InventorRobert C. Funk
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Apparatus for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject comprises a coil for producing a substantially uniform magnetic field within a predetermined volume and a transport assembly for causing relative movement between the subject and the predetermined volume so as to move at least portions of the subject into and out of the volume. A measuring circuit is coupled with the coil for measuring the electrical conductivity thereacross and a control circuit causes the measuring circuit to measure the electrical conductivity across the coil a plurality of times during movement of the subject relative to the volume so as to obtain a plurality of measurements of the electrical conductivity across the coil with different portions of the subject within the volume. A method for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject comprises producing a substantially uniform magnetic field within a predetermined volume; causing relative movement between said subject and said predetermined volume so as to move at least portions of said subject into and out of said volume; measuring the electrical conductivity across said magnetic field a plurality of times during movement of said subject relative to said volume so as to obtain a plurality of measurements of the electrical conductivity across said magnetic field with different portions of said subject within said volume.
Apparatus for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject comprising:
Apparatus for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject comprising:
A method for measuring the electrical conductivity of a subject comprising:
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