WO2019080945A1 - 一种天线、植入式医疗器械及植入式医疗系统 - Google Patents
一种天线、植入式医疗器械及植入式医疗系统Info
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- the invention belongs to the field of implanted medical devices, in particular to a PIFA antenna of the MICS band, an implanted medical device with a PIFA antenna of the MICS band, and an implantable medical system.
- the implantable medical system generally consists of two parts: an implantable medical device and an external programmable device.
- the data exchange between the implanted medical device and the external device control device is a two-way wireless data transmission.
- the external device control device needs to send the program control command to the implanted medical device on the one hand, and the implanted medical device on the other hand. Feedback information and measurement diagnostic information sent by the device.
- the external program control device includes a doctor program controller and a patient program controller.
- the patient program controller is a device for the patient to control the switch according to his or her own situation or to mediate the implantable medical device in the body, and the patient can usually only adjust within the mediation range set by the doctor.
- the doctor monitors the device for adjusting the implanted medical device in the body according to the patient's condition.
- a doctor program controller can control a plurality of implantable medical devices. Communication between patient programmers, doctor programmers, and implantable medical devices relies on antennas.
- the larger size of the antenna of the existing implantable medical device is not conducive to implantation in the body, and the mismatch with the circuit board (PCB) leads to low radiation efficiency, which leads to lower transmission efficiency of the implanted antenna which is inherently depleted in human tissue. .
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- the object of the present invention is to provide a PIFA antenna for use in the MICS band of an implantable medical device, an implanted medical device having a PIFA antenna of the MICS band, and an implantable medical system, on the one hand, to make the implantable medical device more It is miniaturized, on the other hand, it enables higher efficiency and longer distance communication with external program-controlled devices.
- a PIFA antenna applied to a MICS band implanted in a medical device comprising an antenna body and a PCB dielectric substrate, wherein the antenna body is suspended on an upper layer of the PCB dielectric substrate
- the antenna body comprises an antenna radiating unit, a short circuit point, a feeding point, a first line segment connecting the short circuit point and the feeding point respectively, and the feeding point is connected to the antenna radiating unit.
- the antenna radiating unit is an inverted "F" type antenna PIFA.
- the antenna body is linear, rounded, stepped or curved, or a combination thereof in the longitudinal direction.
- the antenna body is linear, rounded, stepped or curved, or a combination thereof in the width direction.
- the antenna body further includes a feeding wire, one end of the feeding wire is connected to the feeding point, and the other end is connected to the PCB dielectric substrate through the feedthrough connector.
- the feeding wire is one or more of a feeding platinum wire, a feeding copper wire, and a feeding silver wire.
- the length of the feeding point to the end of the antenna radiating unit is one eighth to one quarter of the wavelength of the human medium in the MICS band.
- an implantable medical device comprising a housing 4, a PCB dielectric substrate, a battery, and a top cover portion sealingly connected to the outer casing 4, the outer casing 4 having a sealed cavity, a PCB dielectric substrate And the battery is disposed inside the sealed cavity, the top cover portion includes a PIFA antenna, and the PIFA antenna is the PIFA antenna of claim 1 for any of the MICS bands implanted in the medical device.
- the cap portion further includes a sealing filler, and the sealing filler is a biocompatible material epoxy resin.
- the implantable medical device further includes an electrode wire connector disposed in the cap portion, and the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS band of the implanted medical device is disposed above the electrode wire connector, spaced apart from the electrode wire connector Settings.
- the implantable medical device further includes an insulating bracket disposed in the top cover member, the insulating bracket includes an antenna seating surface, a shape of the antenna seating surface, and an antenna body of the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS band implanted in the medical device Corresponding to the shape, the antenna body is attached to the antenna mounting surface and supported by the insulating bracket.
- the antenna mounting surface of the insulating bracket further has a plurality of protruding positioning fins for defining a PIFA antenna applied to the MICS frequency band of the implanted medical device at a fixed position of the antenna mounting surface.
- the present invention still further discloses an implantable medical system comprising an extracorporeal controller and an implant electrode, further comprising a front implantable medical device, and the extracorporeal controller comprising a wireless communication module for wirelessly communicating with the PIFA antenna.
- the external controller is a doctor program controller or a patient program controller.
- the antenna, the implantable medical device and the implantable medical system of the invention adopt the PIFA antenna structure prototype, and the equivalent antenna size is monopolar compared to the single pole point of the monopole antenna.
- the sub-antenna is twice as large as the existing monopole antenna, and the radiation efficiency is doubled, thereby realizing the miniaturization of the implantable medical device;
- the optimal feature of the structure of the present invention is that the characteristic impedance can be
- the RF front-end circuit of the PCB achieves excellent impedance matching, which eliminates the RF front-end matching circuit in the prior art, thereby eliminating the loss of the part of the circuit, solving the mismatch loss of the monopole antenna, thereby realizing its Higher efficiency, longer distance communication with in vitro programmed devices.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic structural view of a PIFA antenna applied to an MICS frequency band of an implanted medical device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 2 is a schematic structural view of an implantable medical device having a PIFA antenna having a MICS frequency band according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 3 is a diagram showing a callback loss curve of a PIFA antenna applied to a MICS band of an implanted medical device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 4 is a radiation pattern in a horizontal direction of a PIFA antenna applied to a MICS band of an implanted medical device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 5 is a radiation pattern of a vertical direction of a PIFA antenna applied to a MICS band of an implanted medical device according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention
- FIG. 6 is a schematic structural view of an implantable medical device having a PIFA antenna with a MICS frequency band according to Embodiment 2 of the present invention
- FIG. 7 is a schematic structural view of an implantable medical device having a PIFA antenna of a MICS band according to Embodiment 3 of the present invention.
- a PIFA antenna for use in an MICS band implanted in a medical device includes an antenna body and a PCB dielectric substrate, and the antenna body is suspended on an upper layer of the PCB dielectric substrate.
- the antenna body comprises an antenna radiating unit 9, a short-circuit point 5, a feeding point 7, a first line segment 8 connecting the short-circuit point 5 and the feeding point 7 at both ends, and the feeding point 7 is connected to the antenna radiating unit 9.
- the length from the feeding point 7 to the end of the antenna radiating unit is one eighth to one quarter of the wavelength of the body medium of the MICS band.
- the antenna radiating unit 9 is an inverted "F" type antenna PIFA.
- the antenna body has a straight line, a rounded curve, a stepped curve or a curved surface or a combination thereof in the longitudinal direction (x direction); at the same time, the antenna body is straight, curved, stepped or curved in the width direction (y direction) or Curved surfaces or combinations thereof.
- the x, y, and z to be described below constitute a three-dimensional coordinate system.
- the projection of the antenna body on the xy plane in this embodiment includes a plurality of sections, and the plurality of sections are connected end to end and arranged in the y direction in sequence, each section having a curved curved structure.
- the plurality of sections are at least three, and each section has an arc-shaped or U-shaped curved curve structure.
- the projection of the antenna body on the xz plane has a plurality of stepped linear structures.
- the antenna body has a step main body structure, and the step main body structure includes a first step surface 1, a second step surface 2, and a third step surface 3 which are both parallel to the xy plane and whose height is sequentially decreased.
- the step main body structure further includes a connection portion. A first connecting surface of the stepped surface 1 and the second stepped surface 2, and a second connecting surface connecting the second stepped surface 2 and the third stepped surface 3, the first connecting surface and the second connecting surface are both parallel to the yz surface.
- the length of the first step surface 1 in the x direction is 14 mm ⁇ 0.5
- the length of the second step surface 2 in the x direction is 8 ⁇ 0.5 mm
- the length of the third step surface 3 in the x direction is 5.6 ⁇ 0.5
- Mm the height of the first joint surface in the y direction is 3.2 ⁇ 0.5 mm
- the height of the second joint surface in the y direction is 2.1 ⁇ 0.5 mm.
- the first line segment 8 includes a first segment 81, a second segment 82, and a third segment 83 that are sequentially connected end to end.
- the first segment 81 is in the shape of an arc in the third stepped surface 3
- the second segment 82 is in the second connecting surface
- the third segment 83 is in the second stepped surface 2.
- the antenna radiating unit 9 includes a segment 91, a second segment 92, a third segment 93, a fourth segment 94, a fifth segment 95, a sixth segment 96, and a seventh segment 97. Eight paragraphs 98.
- the two segments 92 and the six segments 96 are U-shaped or curved and are in the first step surface 1
- the four segments 94 and the eight segments 98 are U-shaped or curved and are in the second step surface 2
- the segment 93, the fifth segment 95, and the seventh segment 97 are all in the first connecting surface
- the segment 91, the third segment 93, the fifth segment 95, and the seventh segment 97 are disposed in parallel and are parallel to the second segment 82 of the first line segment 8 described above.
- the antenna body further includes a feed wire 6, the upper end of the feed wire being connected to the feed point 7, and the other end being connected to the PCB dielectric substrate by a feedthrough connector.
- the material of the feed wire 6 is preferably one or more of a feed platinum wire, a feed copper wire, and a feed silver wire.
- the embodiment further provides an implantable medical device, as shown in FIG. 2, which comprises a housing 4, a PCB dielectric substrate, a battery, and a top cover portion (not shown in the drawing) sealed to the outer casing 4,
- the outer casing 4 has a sealed cavity
- the PCB dielectric substrate and the battery are disposed inside the sealed cavity
- the top cover portion includes a PIFA antenna
- the PIFA antenna is the above-mentioned PIFA antenna applied to the MICS frequency band of the implanted medical device
- the PIFA antenna A feed wire 6 is connected which passes through the outer casing 4 to the interior of the sealed cavity and is connected by a feedthrough connector to a PCB dielectric substrate located inside the sealed cavity.
- the cap portion further includes a seal filler and the seal filler is a biocompatible material epoxy.
- the epoxy resin is not only biocompatible, but also has a high dielectric constant and low electromagnetic loss.
- the implantable medical device further includes an electrode wire connector disposed within the cap portion, and the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS band of the implanted medical device is disposed above the electrode wire connector and spaced apart from the electrode wire connector.
- the implantable medical device further includes an insulating bracket disposed in the top cover member, the insulating bracket includes an antenna seating surface, and the shape of the antenna seating surface is applied to the implanted medical device.
- the shape of the antenna body of the PIFA antenna of the MICS band corresponds to the antenna body and the antenna placement surface are attached and supported by the insulating bracket.
- the antenna mounting surface of the insulating bracket further has a plurality of protruding positioning fins for fixing the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS frequency band of the implanted medical device on the antenna mounting surface.
- the implantable medical device in this embodiment is an implantable pulse generator.
- the pulse generator is connected to the electrode to transmit the pulse generated by the pulse generator to the electrode, and the pulse signal generated by the pulse generator is transmitted from the electrode to a specific nerve target for electrical stimulation, thereby restoring the human body function to a normal working state. .
- the PIFA antenna structure designed by the present invention can support the frequency range of 380-435 MHz, and the impedance matching at 405 MHz is better, and the return loss value is about -24.2967 dB.
- the radiation pattern of the PIFA antenna structure designed by the present invention in the horizontal direction has a gain of -30.0529 dB in the horizontal direction of -60 degrees, 0 degrees and 60 degrees, respectively. -27.6376dB, -30.1839dB, so the PIFA antenna structure designed by the present invention has better radiation performance in the horizontal direction -60 degrees to 60 degrees, so that the antenna performance can be more easily passed through the throughput certification.
- the radiation pattern of the PIFA antenna structure designed by the present invention in the vertical direction has a gain of -26.8424 dB in the vertical direction of -60 degrees, 0 degrees and 60 degrees, respectively, - 27.6376dB and -28.4540DB, so the antenna has better radiation performance in the horizontal range of -60 degrees to 60 degrees, making the antenna performance easier to pass the throughput certification.
- the embodiment further provides an implantable medical system comprising a doctor program controller or/and a patient/programmer, an implanted electrode, the above-mentioned implanted medical device having a PIFA antenna with a MICS band, a doctor program controller or a patient program control
- the instrument includes a wireless communication module for wirelessly communicating with the PIFA antenna.
- the implantable medical system described above is an implantable cardiac electrical stimulation system, an implantable neuroelectric stimulation system, an implantable heart rate defibrillation system, or an implantable drug delivery system.
- the implantable nerve electrical stimulation system is an implanted deep brain electrical stimulation system, an implanted cortical electrical stimulation system, an implanted spinal cord electrical stimulation system, an implantable radial nerve electrical stimulation system or an implantable Vagus nerve electrical stimulation system. It should be noted that the technical solution is applicable to all existing related implantable medical systems, and is not limited to the above listed contents.
- the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS band of the implanted medical device in this embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in that the antenna radiating unit 9 in this embodiment is in a planar inverted “F” shape.
- the first segment 81 of a line segment 8 includes a U-bend and is in the same plane as the antenna radiating element 9, and the second segment 82 of the first line segment 8 is vertically connected downwardly to the shorting point.
- the implantable medical device in this embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in that the PIFA antenna is the PIFA antenna used in the MICS band of the implanted medical device in the embodiment.
- the implantable medical system in this embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in that it uses the implantable medical device of the present embodiment.
- the PIFA antenna applied to the MICS band of the implanted medical device is different from the first embodiment only in that the antenna radiating unit 9 in this embodiment is in an inverted "F" shape.
- a plurality of U-shaped curved tails are connected, the first segment 81 of the first line segment 8 comprises two U-shaped bends, and is in the same plane as the antenna radiating element 9, and the second segment 82 of the first line segment 8 is vertically connected downward Short circuit point.
- the implantable medical device in this embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in that the PIFA antenna is the PIFA antenna used in the MICS band of the implanted medical device in the embodiment.
- the implantable medical system in this embodiment differs from the first embodiment only in that it uses the implantable medical device of the present embodiment.
- the invention relates to an antenna, an implantable medical device and an implantable medical system, which adopts a prototype of a PIFA antenna structure, and has an equivalent antenna size twice that of a monopole antenna compared with a single ground point of a monopole antenna. Compared with the existing monopole antenna, the size is reduced by half, and the radiation efficiency is doubled, thereby realizing the miniaturization of the implantable medical device; the optimal feature of the structure of the present invention is that the characteristic impedance can be matched with the RF front-end circuit of the PCB.
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- 一种应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,包括天线本体和PCB介质基板,其特征在于:所述的天线本体悬空处于所述PCB介质基板的上层,所述天线本体包括天线辐射单元(9)、短路点(5)、馈电点(7)、两端分别连接所述短路点(5)和馈电点(7)的第一线路段(8),所述的馈电点(7)连接天线辐射单元(9)。
- 根据权利要求1所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的天线辐射单元(9)为倒“F”型天线PIFA。、
- 根据权利要求2所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的天线本体在长度方向上呈直线、圆滑弯曲、台阶状弯曲或其组合。
- 根据权利要求3任一条所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的天线本体在宽度方向上呈直线、圆滑弯曲、台阶状弯曲或曲面弯曲或者其组合。
- 根据权利要求1-4任一条所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的天线本体还包括馈电金属丝(6),所述的馈电金属丝一端与馈电点(7)相连接,另一端通过馈通连接器连接所述PCB介质基板。
- 根据权利要求5所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的馈电金属丝(6)为馈电铂金丝、馈电铜丝、馈电银丝中一种或者多种。
- 根据权利要求5所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线,其特征在于:所述的馈电点(7)到天线辐射单元末端的长度为MICS频段人体介质波长的八分之一至四分之一。
- 一种植入式医疗器械,包括外壳(4)、PCB介质基板、电池、与所述外壳(4) 相密封连接的顶盖部分,所述的外壳(4)具有一密封腔体,所述PCB介质基板以及电池均设置于所述密封腔体的内部,其特征在于:所述的顶盖部分包括PIFA天线,所述的PIFA天线为权利要求1-7任一项所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线。
- 根据权利要求8所述的植入式医疗器械,其特征在于,所述的PIFA天线连接馈电金属丝(6),该馈电金属丝(6)穿过所述外壳(4)至所述密封腔体的内部并通过馈通连接器连接到位于密封腔体内部的PCB介质基板。
- 根据权利要求8所述的植入式医疗器械,其特征在于:所述的顶盖部分还包括密封填充物,所述的密封填充物为生物相容性材料环氧树脂。
- 根据权利要求8所述的植入式医疗器械,其特征在于:进一步包括设置在该顶盖部分内的电极线连接器,所述的应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线设置在所述的电极线连接器的上方并与所述的电极线连接器间隔设置。
- 根据权利要求8所述的植入式医疗器械,其特征在于:进一步包括一设置在该顶盖部件中的绝缘支架,所述绝缘支架包括天线安置面,所述天线安置面的形状与所述应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线的天线本体形状对应,所述天线本体与所述天线安置面贴合并通过所述绝缘支架支撑。
- 根据权利要求12所述的植入式医疗器械,其特征在于:该绝缘支架的天线安置面上还具有多个突出的定位鳍,用于将所述应用于植入医疗器械的MICS频段的PIFA天线固定在该天线安置面上。
- 一种植入式医疗系统,包括体外控制器和植入电极,其特征在于:还包括权利要求8至13任一条所述的植入式医疗器械,且所述的体外控制器包括用于与所述PIFA天线无线通信的无线通信模块。
- 根据权利要求14所述的植入式医疗系统,其特征在于:所述的体外控制器 为医生程控仪或病人程控仪。
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