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

connector shown in Figure 46.<br />

Metric A B e E M Nmax S1 S3<br />

mm. 12.0 12.5 M9X0.6 2.4 2.5 18.3 8.2 11.0<br />

in. 0.47 0.49 - 0.09 0.10 0.72 0.32 0.43<br />

Table 4: Measurements for Figure 46A<br />

Common (V o<br />

)<br />

Heal<br />

5 th Metatarsal<br />

Toe<br />

1 st Metatarsal<br />

Figure 47: Female LEMO Lead Wire Layout<br />

Telemetry<br />

The purpose of telemetry is to reduce the amount of wires<br />

and allow the freedom of movement that cannot be achieved<br />

using wires that are directly connected to a computer. The<br />

telemetry system is comprised of a transmitter box and<br />

receiver box. The transmitter box includes the 418MHz<br />

transmitter/encoder chip (TXE-418-KH), 10-pin dip switch<br />

(SDA10H1KD), and 418MHz Splatch antenna (ANT-418-SP-1),<br />

which is shown in Figures 48-49. The box also has the<br />

circuitry that provides the data to be sent wirelessly.<br />

The receiver box has a 418MHz receiver/decoder chip (RXE-<br />

418-KH), 10-pin dip switch (SDA10H1KD), and 418MHz Splatch<br />

antenna (ANT-418-SP-1), which is shown in Figures 50-51.<br />

The receiver/decoder chip is also wired to connect to the<br />

BNC-2120, which will be described later in the National<br />

Instruments equipment section. The transmitter/encoder and<br />

receiver/decoder are powered by a 3V coin battery at pin 5<br />

for both chips.<br />

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