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    The document describes a 10.2 Mbps data rate transceiver using Pulse Harmonic Modulation (PHM) for implantable medical devices. PHM minimizes inter-symbol interference (ISI) by generating an initiation pulse and suppression pulse for each digital 1 bit. The suppression pulse has the same amplitude but 180 degree phase difference, which cancels out the oscillations from the initiation pulse. This reduces ISI and lowers the bit error rate. The PHM technique achieved high data rates over inductive links with increased signal-to-noise ratio and transmission range.

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    The document describes a 10.2 Mbps data rate transceiver using Pulse Harmonic Modulation (PHM) for implantable medical devices. PHM minimizes inter-symbol interference (ISI) by generating an initiation pulse and suppression pulse for each digital 1 bit. The suppression pulse has the same amplitude but 180 degree phase difference, which cancels out the oscillations from the initiation pulse. This reduces ISI and lowers the bit error rate. The PHM technique achieved high data rates over inductive links with increased signal-to-noise ratio and transmission range.

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    Pulse Harmonic Modulation Based Transceiver

    Transféré par

    Wilson An
    The document describes a 10.2 Mbps data rate transceiver using Pulse Harmonic Modulation (PHM) for implantable medical devices. PHM minimizes inter-symbol interference (ISI) by generating an initiation pulse and suppression pulse for each digital 1 bit. The suppression pulse has the same amplitude but 180 degree phase difference, which cancels out the oscillations from the initiation pulse. This reduces ISI and lowers the bit error rate. The PHM technique achieved high data rates over inductive links with increased signal-to-noise ratio and transmission range.

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    2 Mbps Pulse Harmonic Modulation Based Transceiver for Implantable Medical Devices

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    Introduction
    Transcutaneous data telemetry is used in a group of IMDs. Need to transfer large amount of data from external artificial sensors to IMDs. Limited to space and power. Require high bandwidth at lowest carrier frequency. Near field inductive coupling is used. Usual modulation techniques are insufficient. Pulse Harmonic Modulation(PHM) used to achieve near-field wideband transmission.

    Pulse Harmonic Modulation


    Need to minimize ISI and reduce BER. For every digital bit 1 a initiation and suppression pulse is generated. For every digital bit 0 no pulse is generated. Amplitude of second oscillation is same as the first. There is 180 degree phase difference. Reduces ISI by cancelling both oscillations. Also minimizes BER.

    Conclusion
    Achieved 10.2Mbps data rate in high Q inductive links. Increased SNR, transmission range. Improved selectivity and minimizes ISI. BER=6.3*10-8 across 10mm inductive link. Very good performance at low and 67.5MHz frequency.

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    How is ISI reduced in Pulse Harmonic Modulation?

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