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US09042997B2 Minimizing interference between charging and telemetry coils in an implantable medical device
有权
最大限度地减少可植入医疗设备中的充电和遥测线圈之间的干扰
- Patent Title: Minimizing interference between charging and telemetry coils in an implantable medical device
- Patent Title (中): 最大限度地减少可植入医疗设备中的充电和遥测线圈之间的干扰
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Application No.: US14045210Application Date: 2013-10-03
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Publication No.: US09042997B2Publication Date: 2015-05-26
- Inventor: Md. Mizanur Rahman , Kiran Nimmagadda , Jordi Parramon , Emanuel Feldman
- Applicant: Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation
- Applicant Address: US CA Valencia
- Assignee: Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation
- Current Assignee: Boston Scientific Neuromodulation Corporation
- Current Assignee Address: US CA Valencia
- Agency: Lewis & Reese, PLLC
- Main IPC: A61N1/372
- IPC: A61N1/372 ; A61N1/378 ; A61N1/37 ; A61N1/375

Abstract:
An improved implantable pulse generator (IPG) containing improved telemetry circuitry is disclosed. The IPG includes charging and telemetry coils within the IPG case, which increases their mutual inductance and potential to interfere with each other; particularly problematic is interference to the telemetry coil caused by the charging coil. To combat this, improved telemetry circuitry includes decoupling circuitry for decoupling the charging coil during periods of telemetry between the IPG and an external controller. Such decoupling circuitry can comprise use of pre-existing LSK circuitry during telemetry, or new discrete circuitry dedicated to decoupling. The decoupling circuitry is designed to prevent or at least reduce induced current flowing through the charging coil during data telemetry. The decoupling circuitry can be controlled by the microcontroller in the IPG, or can automatically decouple the charging coil at appropriate times to mitigate an induced current without instruction from the microcontroller.
Public/Granted literature
- US20140058479A1 Minimizing Interference Between Charging and Telemetry Coils in an Implantable Medical Device Public/Granted day:2014-02-27
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