Medical implantable power management and battery charging ASIC

This ASIC is part of an Implantable Neuro Stimulator (INS) system with 24 amplitude independent channels. The ASIC powers all components of the IPG system and charges the internal battery. The ASIC can draw its power from any primary battery, rechargeable Li-Ion batteries or wireless power transfer. Li-Ion batteries are charged through a proprietary inductive wireless power link. To ensure a long battery life, the Li-Ion charging is highly accurate up to 0.1% and peak currents are minimized.

FEATURES:

  • Intelligent wireless power transfer and power rectification
  • Inductive buck/boost DC-DC converter
  • Li-Ion battery charge controller
  • Battery peak current minimization and accurate charging (<10mV) for long lifetime
  • Battery state monitoring (fuel gauge, temperature, …)
  • Safety: under/overvoltage, over-temperature protection
  • Sleep mode: 150nA (POR, clock, controller)
  • Storage mode: 7nA ( much lower than the self-discharge of battery)
  • 0.5um CMOS technology

Why choose ICsense for your next medical ASIC development ?

ICsense is ISO13485 certified for medical ASIC developments. Since 2004, the mixed-signal ASICs of ICsense are used in implantable class III medical devices, ultra-low-power devices with high sensing accuracy, hearing aid devices and wearables/portables for world-class medical device manufacturers. Through its systematic and certified development process, ICsense can ensure the quality, safety and long-term reliability for medical ASICs.

Our values:

  • Over +20 years of expertise in medical ASIC design
  • Exclusive development and supply. IP owned by the customer
  • ISO13485 certified for medical IC designs (implants + external)
  • One of the largest design team in Europe
  • In-house mass production testing (ATE)

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