V G wrote:
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>> "TI" stands for Texas Instruments.
This is rather late in the thread...
Every year or so TI brings out a medical applications guide, where they=20
present their solutions for common medical applications. Have a look at=20
this if you've not finalised the components of your design. They also=20
have a great samples policy and ship free through FedEx.

Hope this helps,
Mohit.
http://www.BioZen.co.in


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