Electron transfer processes occurring on platinum neural stimulating electrodes: calculated charge-storage capacities are inaccessible during applied stimulation.
Electron transfer processes occurring on platinum neural stimulating electrodes: calculated charge-storage capacities are inaccessible during applied stimulation.
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10.1088/1741-2552/aa6945
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2017-08
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
Mortimer JT
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作者:
Hudak EM;Kumsa DW;Martin HB;Mortimer JT
Neural prostheses employing platinum electrodes are often constrained by a charge/charge-density parameter known as the Shannon limit. In examining the relationship between charge injection and observed tissue damage, the electrochemistry at the electrode-tissue interface should be considered. The charge-storage capacity (CSC) is often used as a predictor of how much charge an electrode can inject during stimulation, but calculating charge from a steady-state i-E curve (cyclic voltammogram) over the water window misrepresents how electrodes operate during stimulation. We aim to gain insight into why CSC predictions from classic i-E curves overestimate the amount of charge that can be injected during neural stimulation pulsing. In this study, we use a standard electrochemical technique to investigate how platinum electrochemistry depends on the potentials accessed by the electrode and on the electrolyte composition. The experiments indicate: 1) platinum electrodes must be subjected to a “cleaning” procedure in order to expose the maximum number of surface platinum sites for hydrogen adsorption; 2) the “cleaned” platinum surface will likely revert to an obstructed condition under typical neural stimulation conditions; 3) irreversible oxygen reduction may occur under neural stimulation conditions, so the consequences of this reaction should be considered; and 4) the presence of the chloride ion (Cl−) or proteins (bovine serum albumin) inhibits oxide formation and alters H adsorption. These observations help explain why traditional CSC calculations overestimate the charge that can be injected during neural stimulation. The results underscore how careful electrochemical examination of the electrode-electrolyte interface can result in more accurate expectations of electrode performance during applied stimulation.
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