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Wireless Power and Control Network for Neural Prosthese

Wireless Power and Control Network for Neural Prosthese
用于神经假体的无线供电和控制网络
批准号:
6584755
负责人:
PHILIP R SCHAEFER
金额:
$9.79万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
财政年份:
2003
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2003-04-16 至 2004-09-14

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中文摘要
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描述(由申请人提供):该研发项目将开发一种新型无线产品,用于向植入的神经假体设备传输功率和控制信号。这项新的无线技术使用人体作为传输媒介,消除了在体内植入电线和电源的许多不良副作用。这项技术的主要优势是它可以为不同的无线植入设备网络供电,并且它可以从一个单独的、方便的点将电力传输到全身。该无线产品将通过a)采用在美国国防部资助的前一项工作中开发的新型电场传输技术,并通过b)利用电可兴奋组织众所周知的“强度-频率”特性--即神经和肌肉组织在低于1 kHz的正弦刺激频率下的兴奋性最高(即阈值最低),来开发该无线产品。首先,将确定各种神经假体技术的电力需求。根据这些要求,将定义几种用户可接受的能量发射器配置。一项研究将检查几个安全参数,以确保该技术没有不良副作用。最后,将构建一个概念验证无线刺激装置,并在实验室模型中进行验证。
英文摘要
DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This R&D project will develop a novel wireless product for delivering power and control signals to implanted neural prosthetic devices. The new wireless technology uses the human body as a transmission medium, eliminating many of the undesirable side effects of implanting wires and power sources within the body. The major advantages of this technology are that it can power a diverse network of wireless implanted devices, and that it can transmit power from a single, convenient point throughout the body. The wireless product will be developed by a) adapting a novel E-field transmission technology developed on a previous DOD-funded effort, and by b) taking advantage of the well-known 'strength-frequency' properties of electrically excitable tissues - namely, that the excitability of nerve and muscle tissue is highest (i.e. thresholds are lowest) at sinusoidal stimulation frequencies below 1kHz. First, the electrical power requirements of a variety of neural prosthetic technologies will be established. Based on these requirements, several user-acceptable energy transmitter configurations will be defined. A study will examine several safety parameters to ensure that the technology is free of undesirable side effects. Finally, a proof of concept wireless stimulation device will be constructed and verified in a laboratory model.
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