A 10-V-Tolerant Dual-Mode Neural Stimulation System With Self-Sustaining Dynamic Supply and Error-Resilient Digital Stimulus Odometer

Kyeongho Eom, Han Sol Lee, Seung Beom Ku, Joonghoon Kang, Hyungjin Jung, Taewoo Kim, Jaesoon Joo, Taekyung Kim, Young Min Shon, Hyung Min Lee

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Abstract

This article proposes the eight-channel 10-V-tolerant energy-optimizing dual-mode dynamic supplied stimulation (D2S2 system for deep brain stimulation (DBS). The proposed D2S2 system can efficiently provide both current-controlled stimulation (CCS) and voltage-controlled stimulation (VCS) with 7-bit resolution, providing flexibility in stimulation modes. The system adopts the self-sustaining dynamic supply (SSDS) technique, which can be applied to multi-channel simultaneous stimulation, achieving stimulation efficiency of up to 74.8%. The proposed digital error-resilient stimulus odometer (ERSO) with the deglitching capacitor precisely balances the biphasic charge transfer while achieving energy savings of up to 83.6% in VCS. The stimulation channels of the proposed D2S2 system can simultaneously deliver stimuli with dynamic supplies while ensuring 10-V stimulation compliance only with 5-V transistors. In vivo animal experiments on a rat with the D2S2 system fabricated in 0.25-μm CMOS process verified the effectiveness of the D2S2 system in halting epileptic seizures.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)3268-3282
Number of pages15
JournalIEEE Journal of Solid-State Circuits
Volume60
Issue number9
DOIs
StatePublished - 2025

Keywords

  • Charge balancing (CB)
  • deep brain stimulation (DBS)
  • dual mode
  • dynamic supply
  • high voltage tolerant
  • multi-channel stimulation
  • neural stimulator
  • stimulation
  • voltage compliance

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