Electrical Impedance of Biological Tissues
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Electrical impedance (or simply impedance or total resistance) measures opposition to a sinusoidal alternating current (AC). Electrical impedance extends the concept of resistance to AC circuits. Impedance is the complex generalization of resistance. In most cases, impedance is a function of the frequency (ω in radians/sec or
in hertz), resistance
(in ohms), inductance
(in henries), and capacitance
(in farads):
Contributed by: Olexandr Eugene Prokopchenko (March 2011)
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