Implantable medical device short-range radio synchronization
AssigneeCochlear Limited
InventorWerner MESKENS
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AssigneeCochlear Limited
InventorWerner MESKENS
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Presented herein are techniques for generating a stable reference clock for use by a short-range radio transceiver of an implantable component without the need for an X-tal oscillator within the implantable component itself. In accordance with certain techniques presented herein, the implantable component is in communication with a first external component via a closely-coupled link and in communication with a second external component via short-range radio link. The implantable component is configured to receive, from the first external component, signals via the closely-coupled link. The implantable component is configured to extract frequency information from these received signals and synchronize a carrier frequency of the short-range radio link to the frequency information extracted from the signals.
A method performed at an implantable component in communication with a first external component via a closely-coupled link and in communication with a second external component via short-range radio link, the method comprising:
An implantable component of an implantable medical device system, comprising:
An implantable component of an implantable medical device system, comprising:
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