Implant biotelemetry and microelectronics.
Implant telemetry techniques and associated problems and potential of microelectronics
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Implant telemetry techniques and associated problems and potential of microelectronics
Multichannel telemetry system is used for chronic implantation in animals to monitor a variety of physiological parameters. A hermetically sealed unit, the system uses a time-sharing multiplex scheme to commutate between various sensor inputs and enables the number of channels to be increased or decreased.
System design and fabrication methods for multiple channel, physiologically implantable, telemetering systems
Implantable multi-channel temperature transmitter
Operation and maintenance of multichannel, physiologically implantable telemetering systems for biological measurements
Multichannel, physiologically implantable telemetering system for biological measurements
Ion implantation process for fabricating active devices in high bandgap semiconductor materials for high temperature operation
Multichannel telemetry system for chronic implantation in animals to monitor physiological parameters
Ion implantation techniques for p-n junction diodes of silicon carbide and gallium arsenide
High temperature ion source developed for implantation and surface reactions of Ar, Pb, and Ga ions
Ion implantation for reducing space charge buildup in thermal oxides on silicon exposed to ionizing radiation
N-type layer formation with ion implanted nitrogen or Sb in p-type alpha-SiC, evaluating electrical characteristics, discussing junction devices formed
Ion-implanted GaAs junction diodes anneal behavior and defect nature
Heart dimension measurement by miniature implantable ultrasonic sonomicrometer, describing system design and operation
Biotelemetry apparatus with dual voltage generators for implanting in animals
Ion implantation lattice damage effects in crystalline silicon with allowance for optical reflectivity, considering annealing temperature and amorphous layer formation
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