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Fundamental study of an electric power transmission system for implanted medical devices using magnetic and ultrasonic energy

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 In this paper, the authors propose a novel electric power supply system for implanted medical devices. The system is noninvasive and uses two kinds of energy, magnetic and ultrasonic. The system can provide high power levels harmlessly. The energies are obtained by two types of vibrator, i.e., piezo and magnetostriction devices. A prototype was built and it was verified experimentally that the system is basically able to provide power. At high frequencies, such as 100 kHz, the output power was higher than the conventional system using a transformer. The normalized output power per unit volume also exceeded the transformer system.

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Received: October 3, 2002 / Accepted: February 3, 2003

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Suzuki, Sn., Katane, T. & Saito, O. Fundamental study of an electric power transmission system for implanted medical devices using magnetic and ultrasonic energy. J Artif Organs 6, 145–148 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10047-003-0209-9

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