Abstract
There have been many important progress on neural prosthesis in which biomedical engineering have played a critical role in the design, integration and evaluation, as well as collaborative work with physiologists, psychologists, physicians, educators and entrepreneurs. From broad yet in-depth academic and industrial perspectives on the underlying research and ongoing development in implantable devices, in order to overcome the weakness of the low-frequency and low data rate of traditional implant devices, this paper presents techniques for efficient high-speed data transfer that provide an environmentally robust data communication link in miniaturized biomedical systems, particularly supporting the transmission of temporal fine features of biomedical signals with critical cues.