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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"medical implant communication"”.

  1. Low Power Merged LNA and Mixer Design for Medical Implant Communication Services

    … allocated the spectrum of 402-405 MHz for MICS (Medical Implant Communication Services) applications in 1999. The regulations for MICS band apply to devices that support the diagnostic and/or therapeutic functions associated with implanted medical electronics. The implanted devices aid organs and …

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  2. Amplitude and phase modulation techniques for an asymmetric multi-level outphasing transmitter

    … meeting the requirements for operation at the Medical Implant Communication Services (MICS) band.

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  3. Low-Power RF Front-End Design for Wireless Body Area Networks

    … tremendous potential to benefit from wireless communication technology and are expected to make sweeping changes in the future human health care and medical fields. While the prospects for WBAN products are high, meeting required device performance with a meager amount of power consumption …

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  4. Wireless Communication with Medical Implants: Antennas and Propagation

    With the increased sophistication of medical implants, there is a growing need for flexible high-speed communication with the implant from outside the body. Today the communication is done by an inductive link between the implant and an external coil at a low carrier frequency. Extended range and …

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