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A novel method for measuring the output impedance of current sources in an EIT system is implemented and tested. The paper shows that the proposed method can be used at the time of operation while the load is attached to the EIT system. the results also show that performance of the system improves when the shunt impedance values from the proposed technique are used to set the adaptive sources as opposed to the shunt impedance values acquired through open circuit measurements.
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