Microcomputer-based pulse stimulator

Jaw, Fu‐Shan; Liu, S.-J.; Kuo, Te Son; Wang, C.-Y.

doi:10.1016/0165-0270(95)00076-3

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“…Jaw et al, 1995;Shkodrov, 1995;Thomsen et al, 1996). Use of a PC can avoid the need to invest in expensive stand-alone pulse generators and provides the advantage that pulse generation and data collection can be more fully integrated.…”

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Pulser: user-friendly, graphical user-interface based software for controlling stimuli during data acquisition with Spike2 for Windows

Lidierth

2005

Journal of Neuroscience Methods

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Pulser: user-friendly, graphical user-interface based software for controlling stimuli during data acquisition with Spike2 for Windows

Lidierth

2005

Journal of Neuroscience Methods

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“…The Holland architectures also need to select high-voltage and high-power op-amps to achieve high-voltage compliance [8]. High-voltage transistors are the alternatives for the constant-current sources [14], [15]. Nevertheless, such transistors suffer from their inherent variations of device parameters that make the output unreliable and unstable.…”

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A versatile multichannel direct-synthesized electrical stimulator for FES applications

Young²,

Kuo

2002

IEEE Trans. Instrum. Meas.

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Abstract-Functional electrical stimulation (FES) has been applied to restore or maintain the muscle activity of paralyzed patients who suffer from spinal cord injuries and related neural impairments for several decades. In this paper, a direct-synthesized arbitrary waveform stimulator for multichannel FES applications is described. A novel element-envelope method is proposed for flexible waveform generation and implemented by a digital signal processor based system. We also designed an output circuit that can provide bi-phasic, voltage-controlled, constant-current outputs while keeping high-voltage compliance and wide signal bandwidth. High time-resolution and arbitrary stimulating waveforms can thus be synthesized, and more flexible closed-loop feedback controllers can be achieved. The proposed stimulator can be considered as a full-featured electrical stimulator for various FES applications with its flexibility in pattern generation and feedback processing capabilities.

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Development of Bipolar Current-Type Tester for Measuring Cerebral Cortical Epilepsy Threshold Based on STM32

Zhang¹,

Lei²,

Hao³

et al. 2023

Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering

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Microcomputer-based pulse stimulator

Cited by 8 publications

References 15 publications

Pulser: user-friendly, graphical user-interface based software for controlling stimuli during data acquisition with Spike2 for Windows

Pulser: user-friendly, graphical user-interface based software for controlling stimuli during data acquisition with Spike2 for Windows

A versatile multichannel direct-synthesized electrical stimulator for FES applications

Development of Bipolar Current-Type Tester for Measuring Cerebral Cortical Epilepsy Threshold Based on STM32

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