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Equation for 1st Inverting Amplifier<br />

V (RHeel)1 = -V FSR (R 6 /R FSR ) Eq.1<br />

Equation for 1st Inverting Amplifier<br />

V (RHeel)2 = -V (Rheel)1 (R 9 /R 8 ) Eq.2<br />

Equation for 1st Inverting Amplifier<br />

V (RHeel)3 = -V (Rheel)2 (R 13 /R 12 ) Eq.3<br />

Definition of Variables<br />

R FSR Force Sensitive Resistor<br />

R All other resistors are numbered according to fig. 3.3<br />

V (Rheel)X X represents output of matching inverting amplifier<br />

Output Voltage from FSR<br />

V FSR<br />

Figure 39: Inverting Amplifier Equations as Shown in Figure<br />

37<br />

Shown in Figure 40, male 4-pin LEMO (FGG.0B.304.CLAD52Z)<br />

connectors were used to connect the lead wires from the FSR<br />

insoles to the transmitter box. The lead wires were<br />

soldered into the holes, which can be seen in the rear view<br />

drawing in Figure 40c.<br />

A<br />

B<br />

C<br />

D<br />

Figure 40: Male 4-Pin LEMO Connector<br />

The following table gives the dimensions for the LEMO<br />

connector shown in Figure 40.<br />

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