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- 2020
- [j3]Chaoping Zhang
, Robert Gallichan, David M. Budgett, Daniel McCormick
A precision low-power analog front end in 180 nm CMOS for wireless implantable capacitive pressure sensors. Integr. 70: 151-158 (2020) - [j2]Shun Long Cyril Au
Injection Molded Liquid Crystal Polymer Package for Chronic Active Implantable Devices With Application to an Optogenetic Stimulator. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Eng. 67(5): 1357-1365 (2020) - 2019
- [c11]Chaoping Zhang
A Low Power Capacitance to Frequency Converter in 180nm CMOS for an Implantable Capacitive Pressure Sensor. BioCAS 2019: 1-4 - [c10]Shun Long Cyril Au, Ho Yan Leung, David Budgett, Daniel McCormick
Finite Element Method Guided Measurement of Temperature Profile in Tissue Exposed to a Transcutaneous Energy Transfer System. I2MTC 2019: 1-6 - [c9]Quinn Boesley
Using the body to self-cool a 10 W transcutaneous energy transfer system. I2MTC 2019: 1-5 - 2018
- [c8]Robert Gallichan
600mW Active Rectifier with Shorting-Control for Wirelessly Powered Medical Implants. BioCAS 2018: 1-4 - 2017
- [j1]Fu-Yu Beverly Chen, David Budgett, Yuhui Sun, Simon Malpas, Daniel McCormick
Pulse-Width Modulation of Optogenetic Photo-Stimulation Intensity for Application to Full-Implantable Light Sources. IEEE Trans. Biomed. Circuits Syst. 11(1): 28-34 (2017) - [c7]Dixon Leung, Simon Malpas, Daniel McCormick, David Budgett:
In-situ re-calibration of implanted pressure sensors. IEEE SENSORS 2017: 1-3 - 2015
- [c6]Robert Gallichan, Daniel McCormick, Rezaul Hasan, Aiguo Patrick Hu
Analysis of peak currents in integrated synchronous rectifiers. NEWCAS 2015: 1-4 - 2014
- [c5]Therese Clark, Daniel McCormick, Simon Malpas, David Budgett:
Towards diagnostic flow measurement from a catheter tip pressure sensor. BioCAS 2014: 356-359 - 2013
- [c4]Therese Clark, Simon Malpas, Peter Heppner, Daniel McCormick, David Budgett:
Intracranial temperature and pressure measurement: In vitro temperature sensing characteristics of the dual sensing element. EMBC 2013: 620-623 - [c3]Ho Yan Leung, Daniel McCormick, David Budgett, Aiguo Patrick Hu
Design methodology for inductive power transfer systems targeting high power implantable devices. ISCAS 2013: 2787-2791 - 2011
- [c2]David M. Russell, Daniel McCormick, Andrew J. Taberner
A high bandwidth fully implantable mouse telemetry system for chronic ECG measurement. EMBC 2011: 7666-7669 - 2008
- [c1]Daniel McCormick, Robert Kirton, Alan Easteal, Simon Malpas, Carolyn J. Barrett, Sarah Jane Guild, Poul M. F. Nielsen, Aiguo Patrick Hu, David Budgett, Matthew Lim, Bruce van Vliet:
Simultaneous Wireless Measurement of Blood Pressure and Sympathetic Nerve Activity - a System for Investigating Neural Control Mechanisms in Long Term Blood Pressure Regulation. BIODEVICES (2) 2008: 204-209
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