The Computer Simulation Features in Modern Biotechnical Systems
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https://doi.org/10.18372/1990-5548.67.15617Keywords:
biotechnical systems, biosignal, computer modeling, structural modeling, functional solver, electrophysiological signalAbstract
The article is devoted to the issues of the features of computer structural modeling of bio- and physiological systems of the human body. It has been established that most of the elements of a living organism and biological processes occurring in them are formalized using integral-differential equations of higher orders, the analytical solution of which is difficult. As modeling components of biotechnical systems and complexes, it is proposed to use circuitry implementation of a wide class of functional solvers based on functional circuits of operational amplifiers, which makes it possible to observe and study the dynamics of parameters of a biological object and bioprocesses in the visual modeling environment in the form of their mathematical models in real time.
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