A Low-Power ASIC Signal Processor for a Vestibular Prosthesis PROJECT TITLE :A Low-Power ASIC Signal Processor for a Vestibular ProsthesisABSTRACT:A low-power ASIC signal processor for a vestibular prosthesis (VP) is reported. Fabricated with TI zero.thirty five μm CMOS technology and designed to interface with implanted inertial sensors, the digitally assisted analog signal processor operates extensively in the CMOS subthreshold region. Throughout its operation the ASIC encodes head motion signals captured by the inertial sensors as electrical pulses ultimately targeted for in-vivo stimulation of vestibular nerve fibers. To attain this, the ASIC implements a coordinate system transformation to correct for misalignment between natural sensors and implanted inertial sensors. It conjointly mimics the frequency response characteristics and frequency encoding mappings of angular and linear head motions observed at the peripheral sense organs, semicircular canals and otolith. Overall the look occupies an area of half-dozen.twenty two mm a pair of and consumes one.24 mW when supplied with ± one.half dozen V. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Graphical Features of Functional Genes in Human Protein Interaction Network Cross-Layer Protocol Design for CSMA/CD in Full-Duplex WiFi Networks
