Lecture

Analog Circuits for Biochip: Wireless Power and Data Transmission

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of wireless power and data transmission to implanted systems, focusing on analog circuits for biochips. Topics include major journals, additional sources of information, course organization, system architecture, functional modules, and topological modules. The lecture also discusses the architecture of closed-loop implants, commercial implants like cochlear implants, and examples of implants developed in research. Emphasis is placed on the four-layer architecture of eHealthcare systems, materials used in implantable systems, and the importance of collaboration across various domains for successful implant development.

Instructor

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