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Table 2

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IEC Standard 80000-14

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Quantities and units for TANGO-IN and TANGO-OUT

Table 2 -- Quantities and units for the TANGO modality

 

 

TANGO-IN and TANGO-OUT QUANTITIES
Item No. Name SymbolDefinition Remarks
14-6.1 conduction speed fr vitesse (f) de conductioncConduction speed in nerve fibres
14-6.2 angular frequency, pulsatance fr pulsation (f)ωω=2πf, where f is frequency See ISO 80000-3, item 3-16.
14-6.3 phase difference fr déphasage(m), différence (f) de phase φdifference between the phase of the voltage u=ûcos(ωt)and the electric current i=îcos(ωt), where u is the instantaneous value of the voltage, û is its peak value, i is the instantaneous value of the electric current, î is its peak value, ω is the angular frequency, and t is time.
14-6.4 impedance fr impédance (f) ZZ= U/I where U is the complex representation of voltage, and I is the complex representation of electric current, item 14-5.9 See IEC 80000-6, item 6-51.1. Z=│Z│e^jφ
14-6.5 active energy fr énergie (f) active W 0TWui t=d where u and i are the instantaneous values of voltage and current, respectively, and T is the duration of observationSee IEC 80000-6, item 6-52.
14-6.6 electric potential fr potentiel (m) électrique V, φfor electrostatic fields, a scalar quantity, the gradient of which, with reverse sign, is equal to the electric field strength E= -grad VIEC 80000-6, item 6-11.1 gives φ as a reserve symbol.
14-6.7 capacitance fr capacité (f) C charge divided by potential differenceSee IEC 80000-6, item 6-13.
14-6.8 force fr force (f)F F = dp/dt, where F is the resultant force acting on a body, p is momentum of a body and t is time If the mass of a particle is constant then F = ma,where m is mass and a is acceleration. See ISO 80000-4, item 4-9.1.
14-6.9 touch thresholds fr seuils (m) du toucher Ŧt thresholds for touch, vibration and other stimuli to the skinSee Figures 1, 2, 3 and 4. See also 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 and 11. NOTE All the thresholds defined in 3.2 are applicable to the TANGO-IN modality, but the threshold values are outside the scope of this part of ISO/IEC 80000, and are in some cases not yet determined. For TANGO-IN thresholds, safety thresholds are always above the detection thresholds. The comfort threshold depends on the type of receptor that is being stimulated. For the TANGO-IN thresholds, the maximum stimulation possible without pain is normally used as the safety threshold and is approximately 50 dB above the detection threshold for all forms of taction stimulation.

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