Charge Injection Limits is the maximum quantity of electrical charge per unit area that can be safely delivered by an electrode to a biological tissue without inducing irreversible electrochemical reactions or tissue damage, distinguishing it from other electrode performance metrics by specifically defining the threshold for safe charge transfer in neural interfacing applications.
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Charge Injection Capacity
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Neural Stimulation with a Carbon Nanotube Microelectrode Array
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