A 49.8mm2 Fully Integrated, 1.5m Transmission-Range, High-Data-Rate IR-UWB Transmitter for Brain Implants
Cong Ding, Mingxiang Gao, Anja K. Skrivervik, Mahsa Shoaran

TL;DR
This paper presents a compact, fully integrated IR-UWB transmitter for brain implants that achieves a 1.5-meter transmission range and high data rate within a 49.8mm² footprint, addressing size, power, and range challenges.
Contribution
It introduces a novel co-designed power amplifier and antenna interface, enabling the smallest size and longest range among IR-UWB transmitters for implants.
Findings
Achieved 1.5m transmission range
Reduced transmitter size to 49.8mm²
Enhanced performance with co-designed interface
Abstract
To address the challenge of extending the transmission range of implantable TXs while also minimizing their size and power consumption, this paper introduces a transcutaneous, high data-rate, fully integrated IR-UWB transmitter that employs a novel co-designed power amplifier (PA) and antenna interface for enhanced performance. With the co-designed interface, we achieved the smallest footprint of 49.8mm2 and the longest transmission range of 1.5m compared to the state-of-the-art IR-UWB TXs.
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