Attenuation in Transferred RF Power to a Biomedical Implant due to the Absorption of Biological Tissue
In a transcutanious inductive coupling of a biomedical
implant, a new formula is given for the study of the Radio Frequency
power attenuation by the biological tissue. The loss of the signal
power is related to its interaction with the biological tissue and the
composition of this one. A confrontation with the practical
measurements done with a synthetic muscle into a Faraday cage,
allowed a checking of the obtained theoretical results. The
supply/data transfer systems used in the case of biomedical implants,
can be well dimensioned by taking in account this type of power
attenuation.
[1] N. Batel, M. Mehenni, and L. Dekar, "Attenuation in transferred RF
power to a biomedical implant due to the misalignment coilsÔÇòAccepted
for publication", Transactions on Enformatika Systems Sciences and
Engineering, to be published.
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Thesis of Doctorate, National School Polytechnic of Algiers, 1992.
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[1] N. Batel, M. Mehenni, and L. Dekar, "Attenuation in transferred RF
power to a biomedical implant due to the misalignment coilsÔÇòAccepted
for publication", Transactions on Enformatika Systems Sciences and
Engineering, to be published.
[2] M. Mehenni, "Optimization of the elements of a telemetering chain",
Thesis of Doctorate, National School Polytechnic of Algiers, 1992.
[3] M. A. Stuchly, and S. S. Stuchly, "Dielectric properties of biological
substancesÔÇò tabulated", Newspaper of Microwave Power, 1980, vol.
15, no. 1, pp. 19-26.
[4] H. P. Schwan, "Electrical and acoustic properties of biological materials
and biomedical applications ", IEEE Trans Biomedical Eng. 1984, vol.
31, no. 12, pp. 872-878.
[5] H. P. Schwan, and K. R. Foster, "RF-field interactions with biological
systems: electrical properties and biophysical mechanisms ",
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1980, vol. 68, no. 1, pp. 104-113.
[6] H. E. Bussey, "Measurement of RF properties of materials a survey ",
Proceedings of the IEEE, 1967, vol. 55, no. 6, pp. 1046-1053.
[7] S. A. Nasar, C. R. Paul, and K. W. Whites, "Introduction to
electromagnetic fields ", Mac Graw-Hill, 1997.
[8] D. C. Jeutter, and F. Josse, "Design of a radio-linked plantable cochlear
prosthesis using surface acoustic wave devices", IEEE Trans.
Ultrasonics and Frequency Control, 1993, vol. 40, no. 5, pp. 469-77.
[9] A. W. Guy, "Analyses of electromagnetic fields induced in biological
tissues by thermographic studies one are equivalent phantom models",
IEEE Trans. Microwave Theory and Techniques, 1971, vol. 19, no. 2,
pp. 205-214.
[10] G. M. Clark, "The university of Melbourne-Nucleus multielectrode
cochlear implant", ED. Karger, 1987.
[11] M. Mehenni, M. Abignoli, E. Yvroud, and C. archal, "Feeding by
external electromagnetic field for telemetering: design of an
experimental bank ", ED. RBM (France), 1992, vol.14, no. 2.
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implant, a new formula is given for the study of the Radio Frequency
power attenuation by the biological tissue. The loss of the signal
power is related to its interaction with the biological tissue and the
composition of this one. A confrontation with the practical
measurements done with a synthetic muscle into a Faraday cage,
allowed a checking of the obtained theoretical results. The
supply/data transfer systems used in the case of biomedical implants,
can be well dimensioned by taking in account this type of power
attenuation.", keywords = "Biological tissue, coupled coils, implanted device,power attenuation.", volume = "1", number = "10", pages = "557-4", }