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Thursday, July 17, 2008

CMOS Circuit Design for RF Sensors (The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science)

CMOS Circuit Design for RF Sensors (The Springer International Series in Engineering and Computer Science)
Author: Gunnar Gudnason, Erik Bruun
Publisher: Springer
Number Of Pages: 184
Publication Date: 2002-07-31
ISBN/ASIN: 1402071272
EAN: 9781402071270

CMOS Circuit Design for RF Sensors is about CMOS circuit design for sensor and actuators to be used in wireless RF systems. The main application is implantable transducers for biomedical purposes such as sensing of nerve signals and electrical stimulation of nerves. Special focus is put on the power and data link in a wireless system with transducers which are powered via the RF link. Novel principles and methods are presented for the regulation of power to the sensors and for the distribution of data and power in an implanted transducer system.

One of the main problems in such systems is the transmission of power via an RF link. This problem is analyzed in detail and solutions incorporating an RF magnetic link to the transducers are identified. The theoretical results are supported by experiments from CMOS chips including a system chip for functional electrical stimulation (FES).

The work shows that a System on Chip (SoC) solution is feasible using CMOS technology for the RF sensors. The only components which cannot be integrated on the chip are the antenna coil and a capacitor for energy storage.

CMOS Circuit Design for RF Sensors will be a useful reference for academics as well as research scientists whom are active in the field of (Analog) Circuit Design and Sensors.

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