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With the growing demand in noncontact detection of human diseases, this paper presents an implantable passive wireless pressure sensor using an inductively coupled wireless sensing technique, particularly designed to monitor the intraocular pressure (IOP) of glaucoma patients. The microfabricated IOP sensor consists of a planar spiral gold coil inductor, a two-parallel-gold-plate (metal–insulator–metal)...
Telemetric sensing has received a great deal of attention in noncontact human disease detection. To take advantage of this method, this paper presents a SU-8-based compact (1.52 mm × 3.23 mm × 0.2 mm) passive wireless pressure sensor, especially designed to measure the intraocular pressure. The sensor was microfabricated using biocompatible materials such as gold and SU-8 [1] to form the LC parallel...
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