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IMP-CHP-5P VHF Transmitter

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Figure 1. IMP-CHP-5P VHF Transmitter

Dimensions (in, cm) Unit Weight (g) Transmitter Electronics Operational Life @ 60BPM (months) Operational Life @ 35BPM (months) Conventional Sensor Options
1.44 x 0.62 x 0.37
3.66 x 1.57 x 0.94
6.8 CHP 8.5 13.6 conventional S2 temp

Operational Life Information

Specifications for Transmitter Electronics

µCHP Transmitter General Specifications

CHP Conventional Control Options

OPT. S2 Temperature Sensor. Sensor provides pulse rate which varies according to temperature within the transmitting subsystem. User specifies desired pulse rate at anticipated median temperature and approximate range of temperatures to be monitored. Pulse rate increases at higher temperatures and decreases at lower temperatures.

Cautionary Notes for Implantable Subsystems

1. Most Telonics implantable telemetry transmitting subsystems utilize an internal transmitting antenna structure. The structure is contained inside the packaging of the implant. This type of antenna can be tuned to either air or the dielectric of the body. The tuning choice will affect where (in air or in the body) the maximum range performance will be achieved. If the unit is tuned to air, the unit's best performance will be achieved when air surrounds the implant. If the implant antenna is tuned to the dialectic of the body, the best performance from the implant will be achieved when the implant is actually inside the body cavity. Note: When testing, it is necessary to place the implant in the medium in which it will be expected to operate. This is particularly true when trying to obtain more accurate range performance test data.
For extremely large bodied animals (over 100 pounds), it should be noted that the large mass reduces the effective radiated power of the implant, thereby reducing the range performance of the system. When implanting small terrestrial mammals, the implant is often carried only a few inches off the surface of the earth and thus the range is reduced because line-of-sight range is also reduced under these conditions.

2. Cold method sterilization should be utilized when sterilizing units prior to implantation. The physiological wax can melt with hot method sterilization techniques compromising the units' moisture repelling properties. Also note, units should be stored in a cool environment (such as a cooler) during transportation in vehicles, or kept in a cool environment during periods of storage.

Specifications

Mechanical

Size 1.44 x 0.62 x 0.37
3.66 x 1.57 x 0.94
Weight 6.8 grams
Packaging Dual water barrier

Electrical

Electronics CHP

Operational

Minimum operating temperature 0° C
Maximum operating temperature 50° C
Operational life 8.5 months @ 60 BPM and 25° C

1: Extended temperature ranges are available. Contact factory for details.

Service Commitment

Since 1970, Telonics has built a reputation based on product quality, product support, service, and customer satisfaction. Telonics strives to produce the highest quality products, and to support those products accordingly.

Because of extreme conditions and the unpredictable nature associated with most telemetry applications, problems occasionally arise. Most problems can be resolved quickly. In all cases, we hope to be able to work in partnership with users to resolve problems to the user's satisfaction and to uphold our demonstrated commitment to excellence. If problems should arise, all products must be returned to our factory for failure analysis.

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