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Implantable Bidirectional Telemetry System

Willy Sansen, J. Celen

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A biotelemetry chip has been built as part of a bidirectional telemetry system for the measurement of glucose content. The design of the telemetry system had led to the realisation of a hybrid circuit with a custom integrated circuit.

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A biotelemetry chip has been built as part of a bidirectional telemetry system for the measurement of glucose content. The design of the telemetry system had led to the realisation of a hybrid circuit with a custom integrated circuit.

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A biotelemetry chip has been built as part of a bidirectional telemetry system for the measurement of glucose content. The design of the telemetry system had led to the realisation of a hybrid circuit with a custom integrated circuit.

Key concepts: Telemetry, Biotelemetry, Computer science, Chip, System on a chip, Integrated circuit, Electrical engineering, Engineering

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