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Control circuit for a servo targeting scheme (eg, Proportional Assist Ventilation). Control circuit for a servo targeting scheme (eg, Proportional Assist.

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1 Control circuit for a servo targeting scheme (eg, Proportional Assist Ventilation).
Control circuit for a servo targeting scheme (eg, Proportional Assist Ventilation). The controller is designed so that inspiratory pressure as a function of time (P(t)) is proportional to both volume as a function of time (V(t)) and flow as a function of time (V̇(t)). The constant of proportionality K1 represents the amount of elastance to be supported. The constant of proportionality K2 represents the amount of resistance to be supported. Robert L Chatburn, and Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila Respir Care 2011;56:85-102 (c) 2012 by Daedalus Enterprises, Inc.

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