Early Access Articles
Early Access articles are new content made available in advance of the final electronic or print versions and result from IEEE's Preprint or Rapid Post processes. Preprint articles are peer-reviewed but not fully edited. Rapid Post articles are peer-reviewed and edited but not paginated. Both these types of Early Access articles are fully citable from the moment they appear in IEEE Xplore.Filter Results
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A Zero-Voltage Switching Technique for Minimizing the Current-Source Power of Implanted Stimulators
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PDF (1067 KB)
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A Highly Linear Fully Integrated Powerline Filter for Biopotential Acquisition Systems
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PDF (856 KB)
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Simultaneous Neural and Movement Recording in Large-Scale Immersive Virtual Environments
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PDF (1367 KB)
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A MRI Rotary Phased Array Head Coil
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PDF (1348 KB)
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Safety Ensuring Retinal Prosthesis With Precise Charge Balance and Low Power Consumption
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PDF (1233 KB)
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Making Use of Auditory Models for Better Mimicking of Normal Hearing Processes With Cochlear Implants: The SAM Coding Strategy
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PDF (1381 KB)
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A CMOS Cantilever-Based Label-Free DNA SoC With Improved Sensitivity for Hepatitis B Virus Detection
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PDF (3188 KB)
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A 1.5 ns OFF/ON Switching-Time Voltage-Mode LVDS Driver/Receiver Pair for Asynchronous AER Bit-Serial Chip Grid Links With Up to 40 Times Event-Rate Dependent Power Savings
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PDF (1549 KB)
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FAST: A Framework for Simulation and Analysis of Large-Scale Protein-Silicon Biosensor Circuits
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PDF (1103 KB)
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A Bispectral Approach to Analyze Nonlinear Cochlear Active Mechanisms in Transient Evoked Otoacoustic Emissions
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PDF (870 KB)
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Capacitive-Coupling-Based Information Transmission System for Implantable Devices: Investigation of Transmission Mechanism
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Exploiting Jump-Resonance Hysteresis in Silicon Auditory Front-Ends for Extracting Speaker Discriminative Formant Trajectories
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PDF (1646 KB)
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A Low-Frequency Versatile Wireless Power Transfer Technology for Biomedical Implants
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PDF (1165 KB)
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Reconfigurable Bioimpedance Emulation System for Electrical Impedance Tomography System Validation
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University of California at San Diego


