Microwave communication links for brain interface applications

L. Larson, A. Nurmikko
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Recent experiments have demonstrated the ability of neuroscientists to gain direct access to neural signals in real time, and decode the resulting information to control various prosthetic devices. This - along with deep brain stimulation for Parkinson's disease and a variety of other conditions - extrapolates to a premise that widespread "brain interface" medical device technologies are a real (if long term) possibility. This paper will summarize the various approaches that have been introduced specifically to wirelessly communicate with the brain, including microelectronics technology constraints, power limits, data compression and rate issues.
微波通信链路的脑接口应用
最近的实验已经证明,神经科学家有能力实时直接获取神经信号,并解码产生的信息来控制各种假肢设备。这——连同对帕金森氏症和各种其他疾病的深部脑刺激——推断出一个前提,即广泛的“脑接口”医疗设备技术是一个真实的(如果长期的话)可能性。本文将总结各种专门用于与大脑进行无线通信的方法,包括微电子技术限制、功率限制、数据压缩和速率问题。
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