This paper reports a fully implantable, MEMS-based, low-power, energy harvesting, next generation cochlear implant (CI). The implant includes multi-frequency piezoelectric transducers for sound detection and energy harvesting, rectification and signal conditioning electronics, and RF coil for fitting and external powering. These units have outstanding performances: multi-channel transducer can generate 50.7 mVpp (under 100 dB SPL) and recover the daily sound speech signals; signal conditioning IC consumes outstandingly low power (<500 µW) while converting outputs signals of the transducer to biphasic pulses; piezoelectric energy harvester has the highest power density (1.5 × 10−3 W/cm3) with generated 16.25 µW under 120 dB-A sound input; en...
The paper presents a comprehensive review of mechanical energy harvesters and microphone sensors for...
This paper presents a self-powered interface circuit to extract energy from ambient vibrations for p...
Fully implantable, self-powered hearing aids with no external unit could significantly increase the ...
Sensorineural impairment, representing the majority of the profound deafness, can be restored using ...
This paper presents the first acoustic experimental results of a MEMS based bulk piezoelectric trans...
This thesis proposes a novel method for eliminating the battery dependency of cochlear implant users...
This paper presents a novel method for stimulating auditory nerve inside cochlea via a MEMS piezoele...
AbstractThe micro-electro-mechanical array for application as fully implantable cochlea is presented...
A cochlear implant restores some hearing by electrically stimulating residual auditory nerve fibers ...
AuthorThis paper presents a multi-channel acoustic transducer that works within the audible frequenc...
This paper presents an ultralow power interface circuit for a fully implantable cochlear implant (FI...
Cochlear Implants (CIs) are prosthetic devices that restore hearing in profoundly deaf patients by b...
A system-on-chip for an invisible, fully-implantable cochlear implant is presented. Implantable acou...
The micro-electro-mechanical array for application as fully implantable cochlea is presented in this...
This paper presents design and fabrication of a MEMS-based thin film piezoelectric transducer to be ...
The paper presents a comprehensive review of mechanical energy harvesters and microphone sensors for...
This paper presents a self-powered interface circuit to extract energy from ambient vibrations for p...
Fully implantable, self-powered hearing aids with no external unit could significantly increase the ...
Sensorineural impairment, representing the majority of the profound deafness, can be restored using ...
This paper presents the first acoustic experimental results of a MEMS based bulk piezoelectric trans...
This thesis proposes a novel method for eliminating the battery dependency of cochlear implant users...
This paper presents a novel method for stimulating auditory nerve inside cochlea via a MEMS piezoele...
AbstractThe micro-electro-mechanical array for application as fully implantable cochlea is presented...
A cochlear implant restores some hearing by electrically stimulating residual auditory nerve fibers ...
AuthorThis paper presents a multi-channel acoustic transducer that works within the audible frequenc...
This paper presents an ultralow power interface circuit for a fully implantable cochlear implant (FI...
Cochlear Implants (CIs) are prosthetic devices that restore hearing in profoundly deaf patients by b...
A system-on-chip for an invisible, fully-implantable cochlear implant is presented. Implantable acou...
The micro-electro-mechanical array for application as fully implantable cochlea is presented in this...
This paper presents design and fabrication of a MEMS-based thin film piezoelectric transducer to be ...
The paper presents a comprehensive review of mechanical energy harvesters and microphone sensors for...
This paper presents a self-powered interface circuit to extract energy from ambient vibrations for p...
Fully implantable, self-powered hearing aids with no external unit could significantly increase the ...