The goal of the REValUE Project is to design a test device which is able to stimulate nerve tissue with current driven, high frequency stimulation in the range from 1 to 15 kHz and 1 to 10 mA. The test device will be used in research to pudendal nerve blockage. This thesis describes the design process of a safety module for this device. The safety module should guarantee that every stimulation with the device is within the safe stimulation parameters, it should stop any stimulation signal that exceeds 15 mA, 10.5 V or 30 μC/cm . In this thesis a design is proposed that can detect over stimulation. In case of over stimulation, further stimulation is stopped and the stimulated tissue is discharged. Additionally, the module discharges the tiss...
This work presents a high-voltage, high-precision bi-directional multi-channel system capable of sti...
During the last few decades, electrical neural stimulators have successfully been employed as a mean...
This is a paper presented at a symposium on the Mechanisms of Hearing, held at Monash University, Me...
Neurostimulation is a common medical treatment modality used to treat neurological disorders. It app...
This paper presents the main circuit design considerations for power-efficient and safe implantable ...
The safe stimulation of neural tissue requires that the stimulation does not produce any toxic elect...
In the REstore Voiding Urinary rEtention (REValUE) project, a high frequency stimulator is designed ...
Neural stimulation is an established treatment methodology for an increasing number of diseases. Ele...
Several studies have illustrated that Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (t-VNS) is an effective...
This paper presents the design of a neurostimulator performing biphasic ultra-high-frequency electri...
The need for stimulation modalities capable of relieving diseases without surgical complications has...
Neurostimulators have been developed over the past few decades to treat various diseases, such as Pa...
The main goal of this thesis is to design control board for the experimental electroporation device ...
Electrical stimulation technology has advanced from cardiac pacemakers towards cochlear implants, ph...
Abstract Introduction: Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is a technique that has been success...
This work presents a high-voltage, high-precision bi-directional multi-channel system capable of sti...
During the last few decades, electrical neural stimulators have successfully been employed as a mean...
This is a paper presented at a symposium on the Mechanisms of Hearing, held at Monash University, Me...
Neurostimulation is a common medical treatment modality used to treat neurological disorders. It app...
This paper presents the main circuit design considerations for power-efficient and safe implantable ...
The safe stimulation of neural tissue requires that the stimulation does not produce any toxic elect...
In the REstore Voiding Urinary rEtention (REValUE) project, a high frequency stimulator is designed ...
Neural stimulation is an established treatment methodology for an increasing number of diseases. Ele...
Several studies have illustrated that Transcutaneous Vagus Nerve Stimulation (t-VNS) is an effective...
This paper presents the design of a neurostimulator performing biphasic ultra-high-frequency electri...
The need for stimulation modalities capable of relieving diseases without surgical complications has...
Neurostimulators have been developed over the past few decades to treat various diseases, such as Pa...
The main goal of this thesis is to design control board for the experimental electroporation device ...
Electrical stimulation technology has advanced from cardiac pacemakers towards cochlear implants, ph...
Abstract Introduction: Functional electrical stimulation (FES) is a technique that has been success...
This work presents a high-voltage, high-precision bi-directional multi-channel system capable of sti...
During the last few decades, electrical neural stimulators have successfully been employed as a mean...
This is a paper presented at a symposium on the Mechanisms of Hearing, held at Monash University, Me...