Telemetry for a battery operated device
AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Robert Mass, Jay William Axelrod, Jason Allen Malone, Richard Earl Stein, Robert Joseph Gaskill
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AssigneeCardiac Pacemakers, Inc.
InventorsWilliam Robert Mass, Jay William Axelrod, Jason Allen Malone, Richard Earl Stein, Robert Joseph Gaskill
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The present invention relates to a wireless handheld device that is configured to communicate with an implanted device using inductive telemetry. The handheld device is preferably battery operated and includes a battery powered controller and a battery powered inductive coil. The inductive coil is configured to communicate with an inductive coil of the implanted device using inductive telemetry. The handheld device may include one battery voltage source that powers both the controller and the inductive coil, or multiple battery voltage sources to power the controller and inductive coil separately. In a single battery voltage source embodiment, the voltage may be amplified or reduced to meet the power needs of the controller and inductive coil. In a multiple battery voltage source embodiment, the voltage sources may be combined to increase the power output requirements of the inductive coil.
A handheld device configured to communicate data with an implanted device using inductive telemetry, comprising:
A circuit for a wireless handheld device configured for communicating data with inductive telemetry, comprising:
A method of powering a handheld device configured for communicating data with a second device using inductive telemetry, the handheld device including a controller, a telemetry coil, and a first battery voltage source, the method comprising:
A method of powering a handheld device having a controller, a telemetry coil, and at least one battery providing a battery voltage, the method comprising the steps of:
A handheld device configured to communicate data with an implanted device using inductive telemetry, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.