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Ultralow-Power Electronics for Biomedical Applications
Annual Review of Biomedical Engineering, 2008The electronics of a general biomedical device consist of energy delivery, analog-to-digital conversion, signal processing, and communication subsystems. Each of these blocks must be designed for minimum energy consumption. Specific design techniques, such as aggressive voltage scaling, dynamic power-performance management, and energy-efficient ...
Anantha P, Chandrakasan +2 more
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2009 IEEE Custom Integrated Circuits Conference, 2009
The integration of CMOS circuits with sensors and MEMS technologies is changing the paradigm leading to systems on chips. These systems support a very diverse range of applications in communications, harsh environment sensing, and imaging. The applications of circuits for backend stimulation of biological tissue, and intracortical sensing enable ...
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The integration of CMOS circuits with sensors and MEMS technologies is changing the paradigm leading to systems on chips. These systems support a very diverse range of applications in communications, harsh environment sensing, and imaging. The applications of circuits for backend stimulation of biological tissue, and intracortical sensing enable ...
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Proceedings of the IEEE, 2000
Lusted's brief paper, "Biomedical electronics: 2012 A.D." [1961], remains a shrewd prediction. Lusted focuses on three aspects of organ replacement and then on genetics. The physiological control systems for human organs have proved to be considerably more complex than the simple "feedback loop" of 1961. In his prediction, Lusted quite reasonably names
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Lusted's brief paper, "Biomedical electronics: 2012 A.D." [1961], remains a shrewd prediction. Lusted focuses on three aspects of organ replacement and then on genetics. The physiological control systems for human organs have proved to be considerably more complex than the simple "feedback loop" of 1961. In his prediction, Lusted quite reasonably names
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Biomedical Electronics: Potentialities and Problems
Science, 1962The present annual expenditure in the biomedical sciences, now less than 2 percent of the funds appropriated for defense, must be significantly increased if the great gain that can result from the adequate application of electronic technology in biomedical science is to be realized.
Robert S. Ledley, Lee B. Lusted
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High performance flexible electronics for biomedical devices
2014 36th Annual International Conference of the IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society, 2014Plastic electronics is soft, deformable and lightweight and it is suitable for the realization of devices which can form an intimate interface with the body, be implanted or integrated into textile for wearable and biomedical applications. Here, we present flexible electronics based on amorphous oxide semiconductors (a-IGZO) whose performance can ...
Giovanni A, Salvatore +5 more
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An electronic delay circuit for biomedical simulations
Medical & Biological Engineering, 1971In many control problems, e.g. in biology, time delays of the order of seconds or more play an important role. The present device is intended for simulations of such problems. Its accuracy (0·1 per cent) is of the same magnitude as that for most analogue computer components. It has been used in preliminary experiments (Fig.
H G, Karlsson +2 more
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Current Techniques in Biomedical Electron Microscopy
1967Publisher Summary The rate of development of preparative and technical procedures used in electron microscopy has been remarkably rapid. This has enabled the publication of extremely fine-textured electron micrographs in which the orderly nature and arrangement of the constituents making up the image is evident.
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Electronic Books for Biomedical Information
Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2010Electronic books and other content have increased in popularity in recent years, partially due to releases of user-friendly electronic readers. Biomedical content lends itself especially well to electronic format. This article will review NetLibrary® and Thieme E-Book Library, two electronic content providers, for their search interface, electronic ...
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Flexible, transparent electronics for biomedical applications
2013 IEEE 63rd Electronic Components and Technology Conference, 2013The development and integration of flexible biocompatible electronics is of considerable interest in the biomedical community. Electronic and fluidic based monitoring and therapeutic platforms can be contoured into comfortable, low profile devices suitable for implanting in the body or for wearing on the body or in clothing.
Michael Klopfer +5 more
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The perspective of biomedical electronics
2010 IEEE Sensors, 2010The key factors driving both research and market of biomedical electronics are aging populations, rising healthcare costs, the need for access to medical diagnosis and treatment in emerging and remote regions and in homes, and the fast development of biotechnologies.
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