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    • Neurotechnology
    • Implantable Devices

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    • Development of miniaturized, low-power components is crucial for advanced implantable devices.
    • Existing solutions often face limitations in terms of size, power consumption, and integrated functionality for neural applications.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce the Micro Bio Processor version 1.5 (MBPv15) Development Kit for evaluating chip solutions in implantable devices.
    • To showcase the MBPv15's capability in supporting bio-signal sensing, neural stimulation, and wireless power/data transfer.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilized a modular hardware and software design for the MBPv15 Development Kit.
    • Integrated functionalities for bio-signal sensing, neural stimulation, and dual-band wireless connectivity and charging.
    • Evaluated the MBPv15 chip solution as a system component.

    Main Results:

    • Achieved ultra-low power consumption: 1.6 mW for neural spike detection and 9.8 mW for neural stimulation.
    • Enabled the development of wireless neural implants in a millimeter-scale form factor.
    • Demonstrated the MBPv15's effectiveness as a system component for implantable device development.

    Conclusions:

    • The MBPv15 chip solution significantly advances the development of compact, energy-efficient wireless neural implants.
    • The modular development kit facilitates the evaluation and integration of advanced functionalities for neurotechnology applications.
    • MBPv15 offers a promising platform for next-generation implantable bioelectronic devices.