Lecture

Charge Balancing in Stimulation Circuits

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Description

This lecture discusses the comparison of stimulating waveforms for efficacy and safety, addressing charge imbalance conditions in implants and potential solutions. It covers methods like using blocking capacitors, dynamic current balancing, and active charge-balancing techniques. The lecture also explores thermal dissipation control, stimulation bypassing techniques, and implementation examples of charge-balancing circuits in bioelectronics and biomedical microelectronics.

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