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Yuce and Jean-Michel Redouté,Ahmed I. AL-Kalbani,Mehmet R. Yuce 대한의용생체공학회 2013 Biomedical Engineering Letters (BMEL) Vol.3 No.1
Purpose This paper explores the bio-telemetry, powering and electromagnetic exposure design concerns in implanted neural systems. Methods A class-E transmitter transfers PWM-ASK (Pulse-Width Modulated Amplitude-Shift Keying) modulated data signals to the brain implants at an optimal speed, while efficiently delivering sufficient power so as to keep the exposure of tissue to electromagnetic fields within tolerable limits. Results A case study design illustrates that using a PWMASK modulated class-E transmitter, switching at a 5 MHz carrier frequency and requiring a voltage supply of 5 V, the maximal achievable data rate is equal to 168 kbps. Furthermore,two possible transmitter coil designs are proposed: simulations show that the minimal specific absorption rate (SAR) value when comparing these coils to power brain implants is equal to 1.72 W/kg for a transmitted power of 1 W per coil. Conclusions This paper illustrates how the fundamental limits on the achievable PWM-ASK data transmission rate,as well as achievable bit error rate (BER) versus signal to noise ratio (SNR), can be improved using a Class-E transmitter design. Additionally, it has been shown which coil setups can be used so as deliver sufficient power to implants while keeping the exposure of tissue to electromagnetic fields at a minimum.
Review of Medical Implant Communication System (MICS) band and network
Mohd Noor Islam,Mehmet R. Yuce 한국통신학회 2016 ICT Express Vol.2 No.4
The Medical Implant Communication System (MICS) is a low-power, short-range (2 m), high-data-rate, 401–406 MHz (the core band is 402–405 MHz) communication network that has been accepted worldwide for transmitting data to support the diagnostic or therapeutic functions associated with medical implant devices. The frequency band is explored to design mobile and comfortable communication systems to support human life. This paper reviews the present situation of MICS devices and summarizes the technical requirements for successful MICS network implementation based on the recommendations published by different frequency management authorities around the world.