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Am. J. Biomed. Sci. Am. J. Biomed. Sci. 2017, 9(4), 244-253;
doi:10.5099/aj170400244 |
Designing and
Implementation of Liquid Electronic Circuits Using Implantable Material-First
Step towards Human-circuit Interface |
Killol Pandya |
Department of Electronics and
Communication, CHARUSAT University,Off-Nadiad Petlad road,Pin-388421, Gujarat, India |
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Author |
Killol Pandya |
Department of Electronics and
Communication |
CHARUSAT University |
Off-Nadiad
Petlad road, Pin-388421 |
Gujarat |
India |
Email: killolpandya.ec@charusat.ac.in |
Phone:02697-265011/21 |
Abstract Biomedical engineering is the immerging domain which applies the concepts of engineering into biomedical science. A first step towards development of pure biological human implantable electronic circuit has been effectively proposed in this paper. A resistor transistor logic circuit using liquid medium (synthetic plasma) has been successfully developed, analyzed and presented in this paper. To justify the stability of the liquid, different density synthetic plasma has been analyzed with similar experiments. Once desired response from liquid circuit has been achieved, a novel biological resistor transistor logic integrated circuit has been proposed and analyzed. Presented work claims about implantation of similar kinds of circuits in to the human body with proper mechanical instrumentation and clinical care. Keywords: Biomedical science, synthetic plasma, liquid electronic circuits, human body, liquid integrated circuit Download the full article (PDF)
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