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Controlling neurological disease at the edge of instability
- …. 1. Introduction Everyday the dream of treating epilepsy by using implanted electronic devices comes…
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ABSTRACT SILVA, PRADEEP CHARLES. Intracellular Recording with Low-power Low- noise CMOS Voltage and Current Clamp Circuits. (Under the direction of
- …, the advent of microelectrode arrays has created the need to design low-power implantable electronic systems…
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Using a Personal Computer to Perform Real-Time Signal Processing in Cochlear Implant Research
- … R. Kaiser 1 1, 2, 3 and Mario A. Svirsky Abstract: Cochlear implants are electronic devices…
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S5800B Class E Controller datasheet
- … inductor may be used to power remote or implanted electronic devices. Using a patented method, the S5800B…
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TRANSDERMAL OPTICAL COMMUNICATIONS Active
- … COMMUNICATIONS Active medical implants (AMIs) are “electronic medicators and monitors” that inject controlled…
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Mark, Thesis 11/9/01 11:28 AM Page 271 INTRAOCULAR RETINAL PROSTHESIS
- …D ABSTRACT Purpose: An electronic implant that can bypass the damaged photoreceptors and electrically…
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Biomedical Circuits and Systems Dedicated for Sensing and Neurostimulation: Case study on Urinary Bladder dysfunctions
- … and the sphincter. A new implantable stimulator, built with commercially available electronic components…
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High Resolution Laplace Deep Level Transient Spectroscopy A New Tool To Study Implant Damage
- … ion implanted and electron damaged silicon. The differences are more marked as the ion mass…
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wireless implantable recording electrodes (FWIRE) for brain machine interfaces
- … to power the implant electronics during recording sessions. The external coil wraps around the battery…
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A 24 kHz 12-bit Recycling ADC for the WIMS Cochlear Implant Project (EECS 598 Winter 2004)
- ….3 and 0.8 respectively, and a SNDR of 43.35 dB. I. INTRODUCTION The WIMS cochlear implant is an electronic…
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