Research & development - Eindhoven | Just now
In this project, we will explore and develop a method for directly applying the wireless energy to the stimulation electrodes aiming a more energy- and area- efficient wireless stimulator.
In a conventional wireless stimulator, PMIC and stimulation circuits are often designed separately, which leads to the design of lossy and area-consuming intermediate circuits from the AC-DC rectifier to the stimulation output stage (e.g. DC-DC converters, LDOs, current drivers, …).
In this project, you will explore and develop a novel wireless stimulator that generates stimulation pulses directly from stimulation wireless power in an energy -and area-efficient way. You will conduct a feasibility study followed by circuit design and layout. If the development fits the project need, there is an option to tapeout the circuit.
The tasks in this project include:
As one of the world-class research institutes, we are the center of excellence in nano-electronics design for the Internet of Things and Healthcare applications. In this internship project, you will be working on a cutting-edge research project under the supervision of world-class researchers from diverse backgrounds. Furthermore, you may also get the opportunity to do hands-on experiments with a tape-out if time permits.
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