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Gregg Lichtscheidl
Researcher at Lynn University
Publications - 10
Citations - 238
Gregg Lichtscheidl is an academic researcher from Lynn University. The author has contributed to research in topics: Frame (networking) & Analog signal. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 10 publications receiving 238 citations.
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Devices, systems and methods for endocardial pressure measurement
Brian P. Brockway,Gregory P. Doten,Michael Holtz,Michael L. Kalm,Scott Kuehn,Scott Lambert,Gregg Lichtscheidl,Perry A. Mills,Oleg Mosesov,Demetre M. Nicoloff,Karen Odden,Soon Park,Christopher Quinn,Alyse Stofer,Jeff Taylor,Justin Vanhee,Lynn M. Zwiers +16 more
TL;DR: In this paper, endocardial pressure measurement devices, systems and methods for the effective treatment of congestive heart failure and its underlying causes, in addition to other clinical applications, are presented.
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Reference sensor correction for implantable sensors
TL;DR: In this article, the reference sensor provides a basis for comparison to determine if and to what extent the electronic components, for example, have drifted over time, and thus provides a base for correcting functional measurements and improving long term measurement accuracy.
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Endocardial pressure measurement
Brian P. Brockway,Gregory P. Doten,Michael Holtz,Michael L. Kalm,Scott Kuehn,Scott Lambert,Gregg Lichtscheidl,Perry A. Mills,Oleg Mosesov,Demetre M. Nicoloff,Karen Odden,Soon Park,Christopher Quinn,Alyse Stofer,Jeff Taylor,Justin Vanhee,Lynn M. Zwiers +16 more
TL;DR: In this article, a representative device includes an implantable pressure measuring system including a pressure transducer and a fluid filled catheter, the catheter having a proximal portion (34A) and a distal portion(34B).
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Assessing Noise on a Communication Channel
TL;DR: In this paper, a digital signal is transceived by a modulating time interval between portions of the first and second synchronization signals, and a first data pulse is transmitted during the frame.
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Frame length modulation and pulse position modulation for telemetry of analog and digital data
TL;DR: In this paper, a digital signal is transceived by a modulating time interval between portions of the first and second synchronization signals, and a first data pulse is transmitted during the frame.