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pulse amplitude

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pulse amplitude [′pəls ¦am·plə‚tüd]
(physics)
The peak, average, effective, instantaneous, or other magnitude of a pulse, usually with respect to the normal constant value; the exact meaning should be specified when giving a numerical value.
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ABSTRACT Objective: Adjusting pacemaker pulse amplitude influences the longevity of the pacemaker.
Pulse amplitude adjustment provides immediate pacemaker longevity gain by Zlatanovic, Nenad; Kedev, Sasko; Gjorgov, Nikola; Miletic, Branislav; Georgiev, Antonio; Kovacevic, / The Anatolian Journal of Cardiology (Anadolu Kardiyoloji Dergisi)
However, by comparing figures of waveforms generated with similar conditions of noise and jitter relative to pulse amplitude and transition duration (or pulse duration), it appears the waveforms extracted using the median method exhibit less departure from the target values in the vicinities of aberrations than does the spline method.
The "median" method for the reduction of noise and trigger jitter on ... by Larson, D.R. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
Brotto determined that in normal women, hyperventilation--which activates the sympathetic nervous system--increased the change in vaginal pulse amplitude between neutral and erotic films.
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