论文信息 - Energy transfer system utilizing amorphous wires for implantable medical devices

Energy transfer system utilizing amorphous wires for implantable medical devices

The design of an inductively coupled coil for transcutaneous energy transmission over the wide range of electrical power from 1 mW to 20 W is described. The implantable coils with amorphous wires have features such as: thin and flexible shape, a low temperature rise of 3 degrees in the case of the transmission of 20 watts. The coils were applied to an artificial heart system and a functional electrical stimulation system. >

H. Matsuki | H. Matsuki

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