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Implantable Neuro-Modulation Devices and Technology

Alexandre Schmid
2021
Conference Papers

Abstract

Implantable electronic medical devices that operate in closed-loop allow efficient neuro-modulation. Area and power are to be carefully balanced to improve the system autonomy and safety. New digital modulation schemes with implementation in the front-end signal acquisition such as Hadamard encoding and compressed sensing aim at efficiency improvement in multi-channel neural recorders.

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