Publications by Kanber Mithat Silay

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This paper presents an inductive power link for remote powering of a wireless cortical implant. The link includes a Class-E power amplifier, a gate driver, an inductive link, and an integrated rectifier. The coils of the inductive link are designed and opt ...

This paper presents the analysis of inductive links for remote powering of implantable devices and a method to improve the power link efficiency by modifying the geometrical parameters of planar spiral inductors. The analysis of the inductive links include ...

This article presents the design of the inductive links of remotely powered wireless cortical implants for minimum interference from the power link to the data link. This interference is minimized by changing the orientation of the inductors. Different ori ...

An active skull replacement system including an implant having an area A, an upper surface, and a bottom surface, adapted to be implanted at least in part into a skull of a subject so to substitute a portion of the skull, the bottom surface arranged to fac ...

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Inductive Power Link for a Wireless Cortical Implant With Two-Body Packaging

Improvement of power efficiency of inductive links for implantable devices

Orthogonally oriented coils for minimization of cross-coupling in cortical implants

System for active skull replacement for brain interface and method of using the same

Numerical analysis of temperature elevation in the head due to power dissipation in a cortical implant