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Jude L Depalma

from Pueblo, CO
Age ~69
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Also known as:
Jude Ruth Depalma
Phone and address:
3 Bristol Pl, Pueblo, CO 81001
(719) 584-2573
Related to:
Rose Anne Palma, 38Rose A Depalma, 38Michael Depalma, 30Ruth A Depalma, 68
Connected to:
Alex Depalma, 35Alexandra N Depalma, 32Alphonso V Depalma, 63Cari Depalma, 40Carol A Depalma, 84Cj C Depalma, 34Connie M Depalma, 80Daniel M Depalma, 51Donato Depalma, 91George J Depalma, 78

Jude Depalma Phones & Addresses

  • 3 Bristol Pl, Pueblo, CO 81001 (719) 584-2573
  • Webster, TX
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Basking Ridge, NJ
  • 3 Bristol Pl, Pueblo, CO 81001

Work

Company: Colorado state university - pueblo Aug 1994 Position: Associate professor

Education

Degree: Ph.D School / High School: Colorado State University 1988 to 1990 Specialities: Electrical Engineering

Skills

Matlab • Engineering • Simulations • Labview • Electronics • Higher Education • Research • Statistics • Robotics • Solidworks

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Jude Depalma

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Address:
3 Bristol Pl, Pueblo, CO 81001
Phone:
(719) 584-2573
VIN:
2D8GP44LX7R144601
Make:
DODGE
Model:
GRAND CARAVAN
Year:
2007

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Professor

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Location:
Pueblo, CO
Industry:
Higher Education
Work:
Colorado State University - Pueblo since Aug 1994
Associate Professor
Honeywell May 1996 - Aug 1997
Engineer
Education:
Colorado State University 1988 - 1990
Ph.D, Electrical Engineering Purdue University 1982 - 1988
MSEE, Electrical Engineering University of Florida 1978 - 1982
BSEE, electrical engineering
Skills:
Matlab
Engineering
Simulations
Labview
Electronics
Higher Education
Research
Statistics
Robotics
Solidworks

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Us Patents

Real-Time, High Frequency Qrs Electrocardiograph With Reduced Amplitude Zone Detection

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US Patent:
7539535, May 26, 2009
Filed:
Jan 26, 2006
Appl. No.:
11/345687
Inventors:
Todd T. Schlegel - Nassau Bay TX, US
Jude L. DePalma - Pueblo CO, US
Saeed Moradi - Houston TX, US
Assignee:
The United States of America as represented by the Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration - Washington DC
International Classification:
A61B 5/0472
US Classification:
600517, 600509, 600523
Abstract:
Real time cardiac electrical data are received from a patient, manipulated to determine various useful aspects of the ECG signal, and displayed in real time in a useful form on a computer screen or monitor. The monitor displays the high frequency data from the QRS complex in units of microvolts, juxtaposed with a display of conventional ECG data in units of millivolts or microvolts. The high frequency data are analyzed for their root mean square (RMS) voltage values and the discrete RMS values and related parameters are displayed in real time. The high frequency data from the QRS complex are analyzed with imbedded algorithms to determine the presence or absence of reduced amplitude zones, referred to herein as “RAZs”. RAZs are displayed as “go, no-go” signals on the computer monitor. The RMS and related values of the high frequency components are displayed as time varying signals, and the presence or absence of RAZs may be similarly displayed over time.

Real-Time, High Frequency Qrs Electrocardiograph

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US Patent:
20030013978, Jan 16, 2003
Filed:
Jul 12, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/906013
Inventors:
Todd Schlegel - Nassau Bay TX, US
Jude DePalma - Pueblo CO, US
Saeed Moradi - Houston TX, US
International Classification:
A61B005/0402
US Classification:
600/509000
Abstract:
Real time cardiac electrical data are received from a patient, manipulated to determine various useful aspects of the ECG signal, and displayed in real time in a useful form on a computer screen or monitor. The monitor displays the high frequency data from the QRS complex in units of microvolts, juxtaposed with a display of conventional ECG data in units of millivolts or microvolts. The high frequency data are analyzed for their root mean square (RMS) voltage values and the discrete RMS values and related parameters are displayed in real time. The high frequency data from the QRS complex are analyzed with imbedded algorithms to determine the presence or absence of reduced amplitude zones, referred to herein as “RAZs”. RAZs are displayed as “go, no-go” signals on the computer monitor. The RMS and related values of the high frequency components are displayed as time varying signals, and the presence or absence of RAZs may be similarly displayed over time.
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