2002 · 30 citations · 5 references
EngineeringBioengineeringBiomedical EngineeringElectrophysiologyNeural EngineeringNeurophysiologyImplantable Biomedical DevicesImplantable MicrodevicesImplantable MicrosystemsImplantable Neural DevicesNeural InterfacesNeural Signal AcquisitionImplantable Neural ElectrodesImplantable Neural InterfacesNeural ElectrodesNeural RecordingNeural Recording SystemsNeural Signal RecordingTransceiver DesignWireless Neural Recording
The design, manufacture and packaging of a miniature implantable wireless neural recording device is described. The device amplifies, frequency modulates, and transmits neural signals ranging from 5 /spl mu/V to 1.5 mV, to a receiver located outside the environment of the animal tested. This neural transceiver allows for the unprecedented examination of the role the natural environment plays in epilepsy and other high-level neuroscience phenomena.
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