    The signals from the depth electrodes are received by the amplifier.  The
    output signal of the amplifier controls the frequency of the subcarrier
    oscillator, and the oscillator output in turn controls the frequency of
    the transmitter.

    (2) After amplification of the received signal from the transmitter has
    been demodulated, the composit subcarrier signals are connected to the
    inputs of the three discriminators, which then separate and demodulate
    their respective subcarriers to obtain the telemetered analog information.
    In the instrumentation used in this instance, a 100 microvolt signal at the
    input of EEG amplifier resulted in a 1-volt output from the corresponding
    discriminator in the receiver.

    The analog output signals from the receiver were connected to the inputs of
    an EEG recorder and a magnetic tape recorder..  A microphone was also
    mounted in the room with the subjects and conversation was also recorded
    along with the EEG on magnetic tape.

    [EW: So much for the idea that human implantation and MILITARY PARTICIPATION
    therein is only a myth.]

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