A Change to Google Code Download Service

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Downloads were implemented by Project Hosting on Google Code to enable open source projects to make their files available for public download. Unfortunately, downloads have become a source of abuse with a significant increase in incidents recently. Due to this increasing misuse of the service and a desire to keep our community safe and secure, we are deprecating downloads.

Starting today, existing projects that do not have any downloads and all new projects will not have the ability to create downloads. Existing projects with downloads will see no visible changes until January 14, 2014 and will no longer have the ability to create new downloads starting on January 15, 2014.  All existing downloads in these projects will continue to be accessible for the foreseeable future.

If your project is using downloads to host and distribute files and has a need to periodically create new downloads, we recommend you move your downloads to an alternate service like Google Drive before January 15, 2014. If you choose to move your files to Google Drive, check out our help article.

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MUSCLE STIMULATOR

6.    MUSCLE STIMULATOR

6.1 INTRODUCTION
The neuro-muscular stimulator stimulates the nerves (neurons) of the part of the body to which the electrodes are attached. It provides relief for headache, muscular pain, or fatigue (due to exertion of muscles) and also revives the frozen muscle which impairs movement. The main function of this electronic instrument is to provide energy to nerve of the muscle and to remove cellulites.
Current stimulator is one of the most commonly used instruments used for diagnosis and treatment of a wide variety of neurological and muscular disorders. It works by forcing electric current into a human system, to elicit information to treat the system.
The muscular stimulator circuit generates 150 µs pulses at 80 Hz frequency, which is then given to the secondary of the transformer to generate 60V positive and 150V negative peaks at very low current so that the patient in not subjected to any shock. The intensity of the current can be varied by changing the resistance which is connected to the pulse generator. Pulse generator is the heart of the circuit involves CMOS timer (7555) to generate pulse train.