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Neurons to Silicon: Implantable Prosthesis Processor
A processor architecture for neural prosthesis control is described. It implements real-time neural decoding from a permanently implanted electrode array to reduce the data rate from 80Mb/s to 20b/s, minimizing the wireless communication requirements. The neural signals are digitized by a 100-channel 100kS/s adaptive-resolution ADC array consuming 1muW per channel