Lecture

Implantable Microsystems: Bioelectronics & Biomedical Applications

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Description

This lecture covers Brain Computer Interfaces for decoding human intent, Retina and Cochlear implants, and other microelectronic implantable systems. It also discusses the development constraints, subsystem components, and electrical specifications of implantable microsystems.

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