A wireless module for vibratory motor control and inertial sensing in capsule endoscopy
Authors:
- G. CiutiG. Ciuti
- N. PateromichelakisNPN. Pateromichelakis
- M. SfakiotakisMSM. Sfakiotakis
- P. ValdastriPVP. Valdastri
- A. MenciassiAMA. Menciassi
- D.P. TsakirisDTD.P. Tsakiris
- P. DarioPDP. Dario
- 1 October 2012
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Sensors and Actuators A: Physical
- Vol. 186, 270-276
Abstract
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