Abstract:
An inductively powered 0.13µm CMOS neurostimulator SoC for intractable epilepsy treatment is presented. Digital offset cancellation yields a compact 0.018mm2 DC-coupled n...Show MoreMetadata
Abstract:
An inductively powered 0.13µm CMOS neurostimulator SoC for intractable epilepsy treatment is presented. Digital offset cancellation yields a compact 0.018mm2 DC-coupled neural recording front-end. Input chopper stabilization is performed on all 64 channels resulting in a 4.2µVrms input-referred noise. A tri-band FSK/UWB radio provides a versatile transcutaneous interface. The inductive powering system includes a 20mm × 20mm 8-layer flexible receiver coil with 40% power transfer efficiency. In-vivo chronic epilepsy treatment experimental results show an average sensitivity and specificity of seizure detection of 87% and 95%, respectively, with over 76% of all seizures aborted.
Date of Conference: 22-26 September 2014
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 03 November 2014
ISBN Information:
Print ISSN: 1930-8833
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- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Neurostimulation ,
- Digital Cancellation ,
- Offset Cancellation ,
- Specific Detection ,
- Neural Recordings ,
- Receiver Coil ,
- Intractable Epilepsy ,
- Seizure Detection ,
- Inductive Power ,
- Power Transfer Efficiency ,
- Flexible Coil ,
- Input-referred Noise ,
- Treatment Groups ,
- Electrode ,
- Magnetic Field ,
- Input Signal ,
- Quality Factor ,
- Digital Communication ,
- Pulse Wave ,
- System Architecture ,
- Wireless Power ,
- Recording Channels ,
- Neural Synchrony ,
- Digital Integration ,
- Epileptic Seizures ,
- Non-treated Group ,
- Large DC
Keywords assist with retrieval of results and provide a means to discovering other relevant content. Learn more.
- IEEE Keywords
- Index Terms
- Neurostimulation ,
- Digital Cancellation ,
- Offset Cancellation ,
- Specific Detection ,
- Neural Recordings ,
- Receiver Coil ,
- Intractable Epilepsy ,
- Seizure Detection ,
- Inductive Power ,
- Power Transfer Efficiency ,
- Flexible Coil ,
- Input-referred Noise ,
- Treatment Groups ,
- Electrode ,
- Magnetic Field ,
- Input Signal ,
- Quality Factor ,
- Digital Communication ,
- Pulse Wave ,
- System Architecture ,
- Wireless Power ,
- Recording Channels ,
- Neural Synchrony ,
- Digital Integration ,
- Epileptic Seizures ,
- Non-treated Group ,
- Large DC