Nov. 2008 Slide Doc: IEEE 802.15-08-0733-00-0ban KiBum, YangMoon, SungHyup (KORPA) 1 Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Body Area Networks.

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Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Body Area Networks Project: IEEE P802.15 Working Group for Wireless Body Area Networks (WBANs)(WBANs)

Submission Title: [Wireless power transmission for the Implant Devices]Date Submitted: [Nov. 2008]Source: [KiBum Kwon, YangMoon Yoon and SungHyup Lee]

Company [KORPA (Korea Radio Promotion Agency)]Voice: [+82 2 2142 2484]E-Mail: [[email protected]]

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Implant Devices]Notice: This document has been prepared to assist the IEEE P802.15. It is offered as a

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Wireless Power Transmission for the Implant Devices

KiBum Kwon, YangMoon Yoon, SungHyup Lee KORPA (Korea Radio Promotion Agency)

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Purpose and Contents

• This document presents considerations of wireless power transmission for the Implant Devices

• Contents– Energy Limitation of Implant Devices– Advantages of Wireless Power Transmission– How to work the Wireless Power Transmission?– Examples of Wireless Power Transmission

System– Considerations of TG 6 Standardization with

Wireless Power Transmission

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Energy Limitation of Implant Devices

• It is difficult to change and charge the implant device’s battery rather than that of out-body device.

• The life time of implant device for WBAN depends on the battery capacity.Since shape and size of battery is constraint.

E.g.) Capsule Endoscope

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Advantages of Wireless Power Transmission

• We can extend the lifetime of implant device and be free to the power-constrained characteristics.

• We can reduce the battery size in manufacturing the implant device. So, minimizing the device size

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How to work the Wireless Power Transmission?[1]

① Power from mains to antenna, which is made of copper ② Antenna resonates at a frequency of about 10MHz, producing electromagnetic

waves (e.g.)③ 'Tails' of energy from antenna 'tunnel' up to 2m (e.g.)④ Electricity picked up by laptop's antenna, which must also be resonating at

10MHz. Energy used to re-charge device⑤ Energy not transferred to laptop re-absorbed by source antenna. People/other

objects not affected as not resonating at 10MHz

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Example of Wireless Power Transmission System (1/4)

• Intel Demonstration of Wireless Power Transmission

Technique “Wireless Energy Resonant Link” Above technique uses magnetic field without electric

field, since magnetic field do not affect to human body

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• Artificial Heart• Transcutaneous Energy Transmission System (TETS)

[2]• AbioCor System (ABIOMED)

Example of Wireless Power Transmission System (2/4)

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Example of Wireless Power Transmission System (3/4)

• Artificial Retina• Development of artificial retina prototyped a

system that can wirelessly supply power from an external source to an LSI in an artificial retina implanted in the eyeball. (TOHOKU University)

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Example of Wireless Power Transmission System (4/4)

• Capsule Endoscope©RF system ‘Sayaka’ (Japan)

Battery-free endoscopic capsule

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Considerations of TG 6 Standardization with Wireless Power Transmission

• Main Considerations for StandardizationArchitecture of Wireless Power Transmission

for WBAN

Selection of Frequency for Wireless Power TransmissionInterferenceEfficiency of Power Transmission

SafetyAffect to tissues in body

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Thank you for your attention!

Q & A.

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Reference

• [1] http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/6725955.stm

• [2] M.Watada et al., “The development of core-type Transcutaneous Energy Transmission System for artificial heart.” Proce. of the 2005 IEEE Eng. Med. and Biol., Sept. 2005.