Anatomical Body Model-Based Simulation of Transcutaneous Capacitive Coupling Wireless Power Transfer for Abdominal Implantable Medical Devices

This study investigated transcutaneous capacitive coupling wireless power transfer (TCC-WPT) for implantable medical devices, aiming to improve patients' QoL. Utilizing numerical electromagnetic field simulations employing an anatomical human model, we analyzed the transmission characteristics between external and implanted electrodes. Additionally, specific absorption rates and maximum received power were calculated to ensure compliance with human safety standards. The results show that the proposed TCC- WPT offers energy-efficient WPT for implantable devices.

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2024-11-21
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https://doi.org/10.1109/bmeicon64021.2024.10896268
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Anatomical Body Model-Based Simulation of Transcutaneous Capacitive Coupling Wireless Power Transfer for Abdominal Implantable Medical Devices

Miyu Kodama, Dairoku Muramatsu
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Anatomical Body Model-Based Simulation of Transcutaneous Capacitive Coupling Wireless Power Transfer for Abdominal Implantable Medical Devices

Miyu Kodama, Dairoku Muramatsu
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This study investigated transcutaneous capacitive coupling wireless power transfer (TCC-WPT) for implantable medical devices, aiming to improve patients' QoL. Utilizing numerical electromagnetic field simulations employing an anatomical human model, we analyzed the transmission characteristics between external and implanted electrodes. Additionally, specific absorption rates and maximum received power were calculated to ensure compliance with human safety standards. The results show that the proposed TCC- WPT offers energy-efficient WPT for implantable devices.

University of Electro-Communications (JP)
Affordable and clean energy
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Wireless Power Transfer Systems
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Anatomical Body Model-Based Simulation of Transcutaneous Capacitive Coupling Wireless Power Transfer for Abdominal Implantable Medical Devices — Miyu Kodama, Dairoku Muramatsu · (2024) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS