Developing ICs for a Leading-Edge Medical Technology: Cochlear Implants

Artificial organs support the lives of people with physical disabilities, and help improve their qualities of life (QOL). Cochlear implants—said to be the most advanced of all artificial organs—are electronic devices that are embedded and operate inside the body, and require highly accurate and reliable integrated circuits (ICs). The following is a behind-the-scenes look at the development process at ICsense, a supplier specializing in application-specific integrated circuits (ASICs) for use in medical equipment as well as a variety of other electronic devices for consumer, automotive and industrial markets.

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