Zyvex Corporation

Blackrock Microsystems, LLC

Erik Alfonso Nilsen

George Dee Skidmore

Matthew D Ellis

Charles L Goldsmith

Ehsan Azarnasab

Jeong Bong Lee

Kabseog Kim

Xiaojun Huang

Arun Kumar Nallani

In an embodiment, an electrical-line-noise canceller includes a phase detector, a phase lock loop, a zero-crossing detector, and an adaptive filter. The phase detector is configured to receive a composite input signal including an input neural signal combined with electrical line noise and to detect a phase of the electrical line noise. The phase lock loop is coupled to the phase detector and is configured to lock to the phase of the electrical line noise. The zero-crossing detector is coupled to the phase lock loop and is configured to detect zero crossings of an output of the phase lock loop. The adaptive filter is coupled to the zero-crossing detector and is configured to remove the electrical line noise from the composite input signal and output a filtered neural signal that is substantially similar to the input neural signal.

Methods and systems for signal processing of neural data

A new process and structure for microcomponent interconnection utilizing a post-assembly activated junction compound. In one embodiment, first and second microcomponents having respective first and second contact areas are provided. A junction compound is formed on one of the first and second contact areas, and the first and second contact areas are positioned adjacent each other on opposing sides of the junction compound. The junction compound is then activated to couple the first and second microcomponents.

Method of manufacturing a microcomponent assembly

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McKinney, TX, United States of America

Erik Alfonso Nilsen