Biotronik Se Co. Kg

Biotronik Mess-und Therapiegerate Gmbh & Co.

Dyconex Ag

Biotronic Crm Patent Ag

Stefan Eck

Josef Teske

Erich Haas

Boris Frauenstein

Max Schaldach

Marc Hauer

Michael Arnold

Thomas Sontheimer

Peter Meidlein

Manuela Koehler

Christiane Podszuck

Teresa Mueller

Thomas Flierl

A connection pin of a feedthrough of an implantable medical electronic device has a primarily cylindrical pin body and at least one flattened end section. The flattened end section has at least one planar connecting surface formed on it, especially for connection by material bonding of a band-shaped conductor.

Connection pin and feedthrough and production process for a connection pin

A connecting device for an electromedical implant having a housing, the connecting device including a feedthrough and a header. The feedthrough and the header are formed in one piece so as to reduce the cost of the production process.

Connecting device

An electronic device, comprising a housing, a functional unit disposed in the housing, a terminal lead electrically connecting the functional unit to the outside of the housing, and a sealed feedthrough in the housing, the feedthrough surrounding the terminal lead and insulating it with respect to the housing, wherein the feedthrough is produced from a liquid crystal polymer.

Electronic device or electric component

The present invention relates to an electrical feedthrough for insertion into an opening of an implantable electrical treatment device having an electrically insulating insulation body through which at least one electrically conductive terminal pin passes, which is connected hermetically sealed to the insulation body using a solder, the solder material being glass or glass ceramic.

Electrical feedthrough

This invention relates to a unipolar or multipolar electrical filter feedthrough device ( ) to be introduced into an aperture of housing ( ) of an implantable electronic therapeutic device with a feedthrough body ( ) to be inserted in the aperture and comprising a fixing means ( ) to connect with the housing wall, and with filter means ( ) designed as capacitors, that are, on one side, connected&mdash;in an electrically conductive manner&mdash;with one of the electrical pins ( ) that are mutually electrically separated, and, on the other side, with the housing of the therapeutic device carrying a reference potential. Filter means ( ) are arranged outside the feedthrough body ( ) and are connected with this body in such a manner that they basically stick out into the inside ( ) of housing ( ) in a freely suspended manner.

Filter feedthrough

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Stefan Eck