'Implantable ultralow-power radio chip facilitates in-body communications'

Implantable ultralow-power radio chip facilitates in-body communications

From RF Design Magazine:

"Targeting implantable applications like pacemakers, nerve stimulators, drug pumps, and other such medical devices, an ultralow-power RF transceiver chip has been developed that delivers high data rates, low power consumption and unique wake-up circuitry. This article discusses the design of an in-body communication system...."

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