Keyword search on ‘medical devices’

Patent Title Description Patent Number
Wireless analog passive sensorsIn one embodiment, a method is disclosed in which an analog sensor receives an electromagnetic (EM) wave (e.g., a radio frequency signal) from an interrogation device. The sensor converts a biological measurement of a subject into an electrical resistance and modulates a response to reflect the incident signal based on the electrical resistance. The sensor then provides the response to the interrogation device that corresponds to the biological measurement.10405746
Multilayer Additive Printed CircuitAdditive printing circuit allows development of electronic Syracuse on various non- traditional substrates including flexible, bio compatible, and biodegradable materials. However, traditional editor printing circuit is limited to single layer printing. This invention allows printing of multiple layers of conductive traces separated by additively printed insulation layers, does it enables development of complex multilayer printed circuit build (PCB) using Attitude printing technology on various substrates , as well as development of variety of printed passive electronic components including capacitor , inductor, resistor , etc. After printing the bottom conductive trace layer, multi coated insulation layer was printed with additive printing technology except the via regions with some safety allowance and cavity for probing or discrete component placement, then the via regions were printed with multiple coating to fill up the via cavity, and then the top conductive trace was printed with multiple coatings. This process can be repeated to develop multiple layers of conductive traces sandwiched by appropriate insulation layer. 3D passive components can also be built such as magnetic solenoid. This breakthrough will lead to multilayer electronic circuit development of wearable, disposable and implantable sensors, systems, and actuators.10182499
Cell Growth Apparatus and Use of Aerogels For Directed Cell GrowthThis invention describes a cell growth apparatus, particularly neuronal printed circuit board apparatus comprising an aerogel base and a pre-printed cellular growth pattern.The invention is useful for regeneration and precise guidance of cells, particularly nerve cells, when used as an implant.9962468