2007 IEEE Dallas Engineering in Medicine and Biology Workshop 2007
DOI: 10.1109/embsw.2007.4454171
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Suitability of NFC for Medical Device Communication and Power Delivery

Abstract: Near Field Communications (NFC) is a 13.56 MHz for example, delivering a sequence of signals that disrupt a inductively coupled power delivery and communication protocol seizure. that extends the ISO 14443 RFID standard. Low cost NFC Should substantial computation be required (e.g. for signal scanner subsystems are anticipated to be widely incorporated in coming generations of commodity cellular phones. processing),eNF can provide a data communication link toWe consider the potential of this emerging infrastru… Show more

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“…Another important application of NFC we found is Health care sector. Freudenthal et.al's experiment of implantation of 13.56MHz passive RFID tag TI -TagitTM transponder on animal tissues prove the suitability of using passive NFC for communication with the medical devices implanted in human cadaver [21]. [22] provide a process to monitor heart-failure patients using NFC technology.…”
Section: Current Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Another important application of NFC we found is Health care sector. Freudenthal et.al's experiment of implantation of 13.56MHz passive RFID tag TI -TagitTM transponder on animal tissues prove the suitability of using passive NFC for communication with the medical devices implanted in human cadaver [21]. [22] provide a process to monitor heart-failure patients using NFC technology.…”
Section: Current Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The recent inclusion of Near-Field Communication (NFC) readers in to smart phones has enabled a resurgence in near-field RFID technology with applications focused on human computer interaction, smart living spaces, and healthcare [2]- [4]. With high quality, mobile NFC readers readily available, there is the opportunity to develop new tag hardware with enhanced capabilities to enable further innovation in these application spaces.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Due to the characteristic of magnetic field in near region, NFC can also be a safe and reliable means for medical device communication and power delivery [3]. However, conventional NFC still has some issues that needs to be improved such as energy efficiency and robustness.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%