Invention Grant
- Patent Title: Hybrid metal and carbon or glassy carbon MEMS μ-ECOG electrode and microelectrode structures
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Application No.: US14855738Application Date: 2015-09-16
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Publication No.: US10758136B2Publication Date: 2020-09-01
- Inventor: Samuel Kassegne , Pieter van Niekerk , Maria Vomero
- Applicant: San Diego State University Research Foundation (SDSURF)
- Applicant Address: US CA San Diego
- Assignee: San Diego State University (SDSU) Research Foundation
- Current Assignee: San Diego State University (SDSU) Research Foundation
- Current Assignee Address: US CA San Diego
- Agency: Finlayson Toffer Roosevelt & Lilly LLP
- Agent Sandra Poteat Thompson
- Main IPC: A61B5/0478
- IPC: A61B5/0478 ; A61B5/0492 ; A61B5/04 ; A61B5/00 ; G03F7/40 ; G03F7/038

Abstract:
Microelectromechanical system are disclosed that include at least one electrode, microelectrode or combination thereof, wherein the at least one electrode comprises a carbon material, a glassy carbon material or a combination thereof. Contemplated systems are suitable for μ-ECoG arrays. Additional microelectromechanical systems are disclosed that include at least one electrode, microelectrode or combination thereof, wherein the at least one electrode comprises a carbon material, a glassy carbon material or a combination thereof; at least one substrate, surface, layer or a combination thereof, wherein the at least one electrode, microelectrode or combination thereof is disposed on, coupled with or otherwise layered on the at least one substrate, surface, layer or a combination thereof; and at least one bump pad, wherein the at least one electrode, microelectrode or combination thereof is coupled with the at least one bump pad via at least one conductive metal. A method of making a microelectromechanical system includes patterning a polymer precursor, a carbon-containing material or a combination thereof onto a surface, a substrate, at least one layer or a combination thereof; and heating or pyrolysing the polymer precursor, a carbon-containing material or a combination thereof in order to form a glassy carbon material. Uses of microelectromechanical systems are also contemplated to measure at least one electrical property in a mammal or for electrocorticography.
Public/Granted literature
- US20160073920A1 Hybrid Metal and Carbon or Glassy Carbon MEMS u-ECOG Electrode and Microelectrode Structures Public/Granted day:2016-03-17
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