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Optimal positioning of compression screws in reversed shoulder prostheses using patient specific computer tomography

Reversed shoulder prostheses are used for the treatment for glenohumeral arthritis associated to rotator cuff muscle deficiency. The glenoid component is fixed with peripheral screws, which provide the primary stability that is crucial for the long-term os ...

2011

Design of a contactless energy transfer system for desktop peripherals

Yves Perriard, Paolo Germano, Miroslav Markovic, Pascal Meyer

This paper presents an approach to design a contactless energy transfer system to supply desktop computer peripherals. Energy is transferred using coreless transformers from an array of primary coils (placed on a table) to one or several secondary coils (p ...

2010

Evaluating the Suitability of Server Network Cards for Software Routers

Mihai Dobrescu

The advent of multicore CPUs has led to renewed interest in software routers built from commodity PC hardware. However, fully exploiting the parallelism due to multiple cores requires the ability to efficiently parallelize the delivery of packets to cores. ...

2010

Novel front-end circuit architectures for integrated bio-electronic interfaces

Alexandre Schmid, Carlotta Guiducci, Yusuf Leblebici

The prospective use of upcoming nanometer CMOS technology nodes (65nm, 45nm, and beyond) in bio-electronic interfaces is raising a number of important issues concerning circuit architectures and design. In particular, the advantages of scaling and higher d ...

2008

Principles of operation of a DNP prepolarizer coupled to a rodent MRI scanner

Rolf Gruetter, Arnaud Comment, Sami Jannin, Jacques Van Der Klink, Fiodar Kurdzesau

A dynamic nuclear polarization prepolarizer was developed and coupled to a 9.4 T rodent magnetic resonance imaging scanner in order to perform in vivo hyperpolarization experiments. In the present paper, emphasis is put on methods and hardware performance ...

2008

Self-replicating hardware for reliability: The embryonics project

Daniel Mange, Joël Rossier, Pierre-André Mudry

The multicellular structure of biological organisms and the interpretation in each of their cells of a chemical program (the DNA string or genome) is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose final objective is the ...

2007

Low-cost thick-film force sensors for the 100 N force range

Peter Ryser, Thomas Maeder, Giancarlo Corradini

This work presents calculations and measurements on a novel low-cost thick-film force sensor design for the 100 N force range. The mechanical concept of these force sensors is based on a double ring biaxial load, which allows the fabrication of simple sens ...

2006

Self-replication for reliability: bio-inspired hardware and the embryonics project

Daniel Mange, Joël Rossier, Pierre-André Mudry

The growth and operation of all living beings are directed by the interpretation, in each of their cells, of a chemical program, the DNA string or genome. This process is the source of inspiration for the Embryonics (embryonic electronics) project, whose f ...

2006

Microfluidics/CMOS orthogonal capabilities for cell bilogy

Nico de Rooij

The study of individual cells and cellular networks can greatly benefit from the capabilities of microfabricated devices for the stimulation and the recording of electrical cellular events. In this contribution, we describe the development of a device, whi ...

2006

Modeling challenges in computational electromagnetics

Ivica Stevanovic

Abstract Printed multilayered media with metallizations embedded between dielectric layers are one of the most successful technologies for manufacturing planar structures with a good performanceto-price ratio. These structures range from PC board circuits, ...

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