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Charge Pumps for Implantable Microstimulators in Low and High-Voltage Technologies

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Figure 1.3: Propagation of an action potential along an axon militated neuron(StateMaster,  2009)
Figure 1.9: Biphasic pulse train of current with the set of parameters of stimulation (Merrill et  al., 2005)
Figure 2.6: Interestim implant-2B 32 channels from North Carolina State University. (a) Top  view showing the implant secured with epoxy
Figure 2.8: Dickson charge pump of four stages (Pylarinos, 2008).
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