Programmable Pulse Generator for Pain Relief Stimulation using Bioresorbable Electrodes.

Kangni Liu, Anne Gormaley, Kevin Woeppel, Trent Emerick, X Tracy Cui, Rajkumar Kubendran
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Neurostimulation therapies are often applied as an alternative method to pharmaceutical treatment for chronic pain relief. This paper demonstrates the design and implementation of a programmable Pulse Generator (PG) for analgesic nerve stimulation with 3 modes of operation: biphasic asymmetric, biphasic capacitor coupled, and monophasic Degradation On Command (DOC). The PG is implemented on 180nm CMOS technology and could generate up to ± 4mA current pulses in steps of 31μA (8-bit resolution) for pulse duration range of 1-256μs and stimulation frequency range of 16Hz-250kHz. During in vitro studies, capacitor-coupled biphasic stimulation provides electrode stability with only 5Ω impedance change for up to 14 million pulses. In the DOC mode, accelerated degradation of a bioresorbable electrode was observed after 24hrs of stimulation, when its impedance increased from about 100Ω to over 0.2MΩ at 500Hz. The compact, tunable and battery-powered pulse generator printed circuit board (PCB) shows promising results to perform in vivo animal studies for up to 30 hours of continuous stimulation with 26.4mW peak power consumption.

使用生物可吸收电极的可编程脉冲发生器缓解疼痛刺激。
神经刺激疗法通常作为药物治疗的替代方法来缓解慢性疼痛。本文演示了一种可编程脉冲发生器(PG)的设计和实现,该脉冲发生器具有三种工作模式:双相非对称、双相电容耦合和单相退化指令(DOC)。PG采用180nm CMOS技术实现,脉冲持续时间范围为1 ~ 256μs,刺激频率范围为16hz ~ 250khz,可产生±4mA的电流脉冲,步长为31μA(8位分辨率)。在体外研究中,电容耦合双相刺激为高达1400万个脉冲提供了电极稳定性,只有5Ω阻抗变化。在DOC模式下,生物可吸收电极在刺激24h后,其阻抗从约100Ω增加到500Hz时的0.2MΩ以上,降解速度加快。这种紧凑的、可调谐的、电池供电的脉冲发生器印刷电路板(PCB)显示出有希望的结果,可以在动物体内进行长达30小时的连续刺激,峰值功耗为26.4mW。
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