Implantable Antennas in Biomedical Applications

Biomedical telemetry permits the measurement of physiological signals at a distance, through either wired or wireless communication technologies. Physiological signals are obtained by means of appropriate transducers, post-processed, and eventually transmitted to exterior monitoring/control equipmen...

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Main Authors: Chauhan, Amandeep, Chauhan, Gurveer Kaur, Kaur, Gurpreet
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Antenna accessories
Antenna measurements
Antennas
Biological system modeling
Biomedical materials
Communication networks
Conferences
FES (functional electrical stimulators)
IMD (Implantable Medical Devices
ISM (Industrial
Medical devices
Microwave integrated circuits
MICS (Medical Implant Communications Systems)
Monitoring
Patch antennas
Prototypes
Scientific
Telemetry
Wireless communication
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description Biomedical telemetry permits the measurement of physiological signals at a distance, through either wired or wireless communication technologies. Physiological signals are obtained by means of appropriate transducers, post-processed, and eventually transmitted to exterior monitoring/control equipment. One of the latest developments of bio medical telemetry is in the field of implantable medical devices (IMDs). Low-frequency inductive links have long been the most prevalent method of biotelemetry for implantable medical devices. However, they suffer from low data rates (1-30 kbps), restricted range of communication (
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Antenna accessories
Antenna measurements
Antennas
Biological system modeling
Biomedical materials
Communication networks
Conferences
FES (functional electrical stimulators)
IMD (Implantable Medical Devices
ISM (Industrial
Medical devices
Microwave integrated circuits
MICS (Medical Implant Communications Systems)
Monitoring
Patch antennas
Prototypes
Scientific
Telemetry
Wireless communication
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