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ASIC DESIGN ON MEDICAL DEVICES
技术
- 传感器 - 其他
适用行业
- 医疗保健和医院
适用功能
- 采购
用例
- 结构健康监测
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
挑战
设计并开发了一种用于感应的ASIC ，可与隐形眼镜直接设置。可以通过 ASIC 进行数字化的 MEMS 传感器正在读取评估结果并将其传输回记录仪，该记录仪与使用负载调制技术为设备供电的射频链路相同。通过使用 0.35µm 工艺， Faststream可以在有限的功率预算内以低成本在单个芯片上集成功率捕获和调节、RF 信号、高线性度 ADC 和数字控制功能。
解决方案
Faststream Technologies 监管 Sensimed 的整个 ASIC 生命周期，包括不同批量生产的设计、原型设计、工业化和供应链。在制造过程中，凸块裸片直接连接到透镜内的铜迹线上，将其连接到天线和 MEMS 阵列。
使用这些过程，Faststream 可以在保持线圈天线的功率资源范围内感知对高 ENOB 过程的需求。
关键技术统计
- 板载列并行ADC，具有低噪声采样结构和温度变化补偿。
- 用于电源和数据的 13.56 MHz 松散耦合电感链路。
- 通过负载调制进行通信。
- 具有结构良好的整流的 CMOS 执行避免了对肖特基二极管的需求。
- 惠斯通电阻桥上的传感器读数、模数转换和数据。
- 嵌入偏移和斜率校正技术。
- 通过磁性链接输入和输出。
- 低于 5 -10 µV 的 ADC。
- 范围广泛的传入无线能量。
- 通过无线传输电力和数据。
运营影响
数量效益
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