Onward Medical N.v.

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Vincent Delattre

Jurriaan Bakker

Jeroen Tol

Robin Brouns

Koen Jacob Weijand

Joachim Von Zitzewitz

Miroslav Caban

Andre Kleibeuker

Niek Borgers

Urs Keller

Koen Weijand

Maryse Van't Klooster

André Kleibeuker

Maryse van't Klooster

Systems and methods for a neuromodulation system are provided. In one example, the neuromodulation system includes a stimulation element, a stimulation controller, and a stimulation feedback acquisition system that includes a reference trigger input module configured such that the temporal relationship between a provided stimulation via the stimulation element and the stimulation controller, and a stimulation response received by the stimulation feedback acquisition system can be characterized.

System for neuromodulation

A control system for a movement reconstruction and/or restoration system for a patient, comprising

Control system for movement reconstruction and/or restoration for a patient

An antenna for an implantable medical device, the antenna being configured for inductive wireless power transfer and/or near-field magnetic induction communication, the antenna comprising at least one coil or at least one set of coils, each coil comprising several windings. Furthermore, the present disclosure relates to an implantable medical device (IMD).

Antenna for an implantable pulse generator

Inductive wireless power transfer systems are provided for medical devices, such as implantable medical devices (IMDs). The systems may comprise a transmitter unit and a receiver unit and may be configured for transferring power and/or signals from the transmitter unit to the receiver unit and/or vice versa. The transmitter unit may comprise an energy source, a transmitter antenna, and a supply line connected in between the energy source and the antenna. The receiver unit may comprise a receiver antenna and a rectifier output. The transmitter antenna and the receiver antenna may be configured to provide a wireless power transfer link. The supply line may comprise a virtual resistance unit, which may be configured to provide a virtual resistance, which may be determined such that the rectifier output provides a substantially constant or less varying charge current over a predetermined distance range, for a large range of implant depths.

Wireless power transfer for medical devices

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Eindhoven, Netherlands

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