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Neuroprosthetic devices often require an information channel to communicate with external computers through biological tissue. Traditionally, this channel is provided either by a bundle of wires penetrating the skin or by a radio-frequency coupler. In a different approach, the ionic fluid within the human body is utilized to establish a data communication channel. We investigate a number of important...
As implantable devices become increasingly sophisticated, there is a strong need for developing a wireless data communication channel between these devices and external computers. This important problem has been studied and an antenna is being designed based on the volume conduction of biological tissues. Closed-form equation and finite element analyses were performed for the case of brain implantation...
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