<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Book </b></p></br></br>Of great value to the biomedical engineer as well as any reader curious about the subject, this volume describes the workings of the human nervous system as seen through the eyes of an engineer. With a broad scope and a readable level, it provides a fascinating alternative to the unwieldly sources written by life scientists.<p/><br></br><p><b> Book Synopsis </b></p></br></br>Providing a fascinating alternative to the unwieldy life science sources, this book describes how the nervous system (including the brain) communicates with, sends signals to, and receives input from the sensory organs.<br /> <br /> Starting with the basic principles and components of the nervous system with sensory receptors, neurons and dendrites, and the skeletal muscle circuits the authors unfold the mystery of this communication with simple, elegant mathematical formulas to enhance your understanding of how the nervous system functions in complicated auditory and visual systems, and the brain.<br /> <br /> Includes extensive references at the end of each chapter!<br /> <br /> Sponsored by: <br /> IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society<p/><br></br><p><b> From the Back Cover </b></p></br></br>Understanding the Nervous System An Engineering Perspective Providing a fascinating alternative to the unwieldy life science sources, this book describes how the nervous system (including the brain) communicates with, sends signals to, and receives input from the sensory organs. Starting with the basic principles, the authors unfold the mystery of this communication with simple, elegant models to enhance your understanding of how the nervous system functions. Understanding the Nervous System provides engineers with simplified models of the auditory system, the visual system, and, to the extent that it is known, how the brain functions. IEEE Press also publishes a growing number of understanding technology books for the curious, non-specialist engineer... Understanding Lasers An Entry-Level Guide By Jeff Hecht, Sr. Contributing Editor, Lasers and Optronics Magazine This introductory guide explains how lasers work and how they are used in the real world of medicine, telephones, compact discs, and supermarket checkout lanes. Written for students, hobbyists, and the just plain curious, this authoritative text is clear, succinct, and amply illustrated--an ideal tool and a valuable reference for technical and nontechnical readers alike. 1992 Softcover 448 pp. IEEE Order No. PP0293-1 ISBN 0-87942-298-X Understanding Telecommunications and Lightwave Systems An Entry-Level Guide By John G. Nellist This introduction to lightwave telecommunications provides nontechnical managers and students with an overview of this emerging technology of lightwave systems and its impact on communications. Understanding Telecommunications takes you from the basic principles and standards of today's telephone network to current and future technologies of microwave radio, satellite communications, digital switching, video transmission, and wireless communications. Yet the book's simple treatment of the subject still gives readers a sophisticated understanding of the field. 1992 Softcover 200 pp. IEEE Order No. PP0291-5 ISBN 0-7803-0418-7<p/><br></br><p><b> About the Author </b></p></br></br><p>Sid Deutsch and Alice Deutsch are the authors of Understanding the Nervous System: An Engineering Perspective, published by Wiley.
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