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A dual band wireless power and data telemetry for retinal prosthesis

Wang et al., 2006

Document ID
15945904815284005265
Author
Wang G
Liu W
Sivaprakasam M
Zhou M
Weiland J
Humayun M
Publication year
Publication venue
2006 International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society

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Inductive coupling is commonly used for wireless power and data transfer in biomedical telemetry systems. The increasing demand on the performance of medical devices requires high data rate and high power efficiency at the same time. If only one radio frequency carrier …
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