OHP-052 Infusion Device Evaluation: A Metrological Approach to Device Clinical Performance and Safety

Performance Analysis of Device to Device Communications Overlaying/Underlaying Cellular Network

Minimizing the outage probability and maximizing throughput are two important aspects in device to device (D2D) communications, which are greatly related to each other. In this paper, first, the exact formulas of the outage probability for D2D communications underlaying or overlaying cellular network are derived which jointly experience Additive White Gaussian Noise (AWGN) and Rayleigh multipat...

BLER Performance Evaluation of LTE Device-to-Device Communications

Developing and Validating a New Wireless Wearable Device for Balance Measurement in Sport and Clinical Setting

One of the new clinical techniques to assess the lower body parameters is the wearable ultrasonic sensors. The device which can measure the static and dynamic balance abilities in sport and clinical setting by the traveled signals of ultrasonic transmitter and receiver between two feet was developed and validated. The new device consisted of a pressure gauge and a digital centimeter indicator a...

Performance Evaluation of VMXNET3 Virtual Network Device

With more and more mission‐critical networking‐intensive workloads being virtualized and consolidated, virtual network performance has never been more important and relevant than today. VMware has been continuously improving the performance of its virtual network devices. VMXNET Generation 3 (VMXNET3) is the most recent virtual network device from VMware, and was designed from scratch for high ...

Clinical performance of a device that applies local heat to the insulin infusion site: a crossover study.

BACKGROUND Fast-acting insulin analogs have been available since 1996. The absorption rate of these insulins is still too slow to mimic the physiological insulin action in healthy subjects. This study investigates the clinical performance of InsuPatch™, a local skin-heating device, on postprandial glucose excursion. METHODS Twenty-four type 1 diabetes mellitus subjects on continuous subcutane...