As detailed in the article “What is the Milling Process?” by Market Prospects, the realm of implantable active neural interface devices is undergoing remarkable advancements. This article, primarily focused on neurostimulation platforms and their applications, delves into the development of fully implantable multi-channel neural stimulators designed for chronic experimental studies with large animal models, particularly those involving peripheral nerves.
The heart of this innovation lies in a hermetically sealed implant, enclosed in medical-grade silicone rubber, and tested rigorously under accelerated aging conditions. This implant boasts a 0.6-μm CMOS technology, reducing cross-channel interference, and features high-speed power and data telemetry for battery-less operation. Moreover, a wearable transmitter with Bluetooth Low Energy capability and a user-friendly graphical interface allow real-time and remote-controlled stimulation.
With three parallel stimulators supporting independent stimulation on three channels, and the ability to facilitate stimulation at up to 36 different electrode pairs, this neurostimulation platform represents a significant leap forward in chronic experimental studies for neural intervention.
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