Power efficient wireless rf communication between a base station and a medical device
AssigneeSpinal Modulation, Inc.
InventorsApril C. Pixley, Cary WR Campbell, Steven T. Brandon
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AssigneeSpinal Modulation, Inc.
InventorsApril C. Pixley, Cary WR Campbell, Steven T. Brandon
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Specific embodiments of the present invention are for use by a base station (BS) that enables power efficient wireless radio frequency (RF) communication between the BS and a medical device (MD), which may or may not be an implantable medical device (IMD). In an embodiment, once a communication session is established between the BS and the MD, the BS selectively turns a drop link mode on and off. The drop link mode is a communication mode that while turned on (i.e., enabled) reduces and preferably minimizes the length of time that an RF link is maintained between the BS and the MD. In accordance with an embodiment, at any given time during a communication session the drop link mode is either turned on (i.e., enabled) or turned off (i.e., disabled).
A method for use by a base station (BS) that enables power efficient wireless radio frequency (RF) communication between the BS and a medical device (MD), the method comprising:
A base station (BS), comprising:
A non-transitory computer readable medium, including instructions stored thereon which when read and executed by one or more processors cause the one or more processors to perform the steps comprising:
A method for use by a base station (BS) that enables power efficient wireless radio frequency (RF) communication between the BS and a medical device (MD), wherein the method is for use during a communication session between the BS and the MD, the method comprising:
A method for use by a base station (BS) that enables power efficient wireless radio frequency (RF) communication between the BS and a medical device (MD), the method comprising:
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