Low-Power Bioelectronics

Catalog description

Begins with fundamental theory and techniques for low-power analog circuit design especially subthreshold CMOS and BJT circuits (e.g., translinear circuits), then moves to biomedical applications and bio-inspired systems focused upon neuromorphic circuits. Also touches on concepts such as wireless challenges for implants, energy harvesting and electrochemistry. Students have the opportunity to have their final projects fabricated in a commercial CMOS process.