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    Managing recharge power for implantable medical devices
    31.
    发明授权
    Managing recharge power for implantable medical devices 有权

    公开(公告)号：US10226636B2

    公开(公告)日：2019-03-12

    申请号：US15560950

    申请日：2016-04-22

    Applicant: Medtronic, Inc.

    Inventor： Venkat R. Gaddam ,  Reid K. Bornhoft ,  David P. Olson ,  Prabhakar A. Tamirisa

    IPC: H02J7/02 ,  A61N1/378 ,  H02J7/04

    Abstract: Devices, systems, and techniques for estimating energy transfer to tissue of a patient during battery charging for an implantable medical device are disclosed. Implantable medical devices may include a rechargeable power source that can be transcutaneously charged. An external charging device may calculate an estimated energy transfer to tissue of the patient that may include a resistive heat loss from the rechargeable power source and/or electromagnetic energy transfer directly to tissue. Based on the estimated energy transfer, the external charging device may select a power level for charging of the rechargeable power source. In one example, the charging device may select a high power level when the estimated energy transfer has not exceeded an energy transfer threshold and select a low power level when the estimated energy transfer has exceeded the energy transfer threshold.

    MANAGING RECHARGE POWER FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICES
    33.
    发明申请
    MANAGING RECHARGE POWER FOR IMPLANTABLE MEDICAL DEVICES 审中-公开

    公开(公告)号：US20180043167A1

    公开(公告)日：2018-02-15

    申请号：US15560950

    申请日：2016-04-22

    Applicant: Medtronic, Inc.

    Inventor： Venkat R. Gaddam ,  Reid K. Bornhoft ,  David P. Olson ,  Prabhakar A. Tamirisa

    IPC: A61N1/378 ,  H02J7/04 ,  H02J7/02

    CPC classification number: A61N1/3787 ,  H02J7/025 ,  H02J7/027 ,  H02J7/047

    Abstract: Devices, systems, and techniques for estimating energy transfer to tissue of a patient during battery charging for an implantable medical device are disclosed. Implantable medical devices may include a rechargeable power source that can be transcutaneously charged. An external charging device may calculate an estimated energy transfer to tissue of the patient that may include a resistive heat loss from the rechargeable power source and/or electromagnetic energy transfer directly to tissue. Based on the estimated energy transfer, the external charging device may select a power level for charging of the rechargeable power source. In one example, the charging device may select a high power level when the estimated energy transfer has not exceeded an energy transfer threshold and select a low power level when the estimated energy transfer has exceeded the energy transfer threshold.

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