Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device: Bi Stable Micro Electro Mechanical Switch for Smartlead (¿MEDICLIC¿)

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INNOSUISSE

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7250.2;5 LSPP-LS

Titre du projet

Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device: Bi Stable Micro Electro Mechanical Switch for Smartlead (¿MEDICLIC¿)

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Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device: Bi Stable Micro Electro Mechanical Switch for Smartlead (¿MEDICLIC¿)

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Description succincte (Anglais)	Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device: Bi Stable Micro Electro Mechanical Switch for Smartlead (¿MEDICLIC¿)
Résumé des résultats (Abstract) (Anglais)	The object of the project is to develop a SmartLead that plugs into an Implantable Pulse Generator (IPG) via a standard IS-1 connector and has multiple electrodes on the distal part. These electrodes can be selected in any desired combination without the need for re-operation. We will investigate the applicability of a bi-stable micro electro mechanical switch and develop an IC-MEMS and a lead-chip interconnect technology to achieve the smallest possible size. Laboratory experiments will be conducted to determine biostability and biocompatibility of the chip integrated in the lead body to create a Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device.

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Description succincte
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Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device: Bi Stable Micro Electro Mechanical Switch for Smartlead (¿MEDICLIC¿)

Résumé des résultats (Abstract)
(Anglais)

The object of the project is to develop a SmartLead that plugs into an Implantable Pulse Generator (IPG) via a standard IS-1 connector and has multiple electrodes on the distal part. These electrodes can be selected in any desired combination without the need for re-operation. We will investigate the applicability of a bi-stable micro electro mechanical switch and develop an IC-MEMS and a lead-chip interconnect technology to achieve the smallest possible size. Laboratory experiments will be conducted to determine biostability and biocompatibility of the chip integrated in the lead body to create a Chip Scale Implantable Medical Device.