Data communication system for control of transcutaneous energy t

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607 29, 607899, A61B 502, A61N 108, A61N 1378

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ABSTRACT:
A data communication system for control of transcutaneous energy transmission to an implantable medical device is disclosed having an implantable medical device with rechargeable batteries and a single coil that is employed both for energy transmission and data telemetry. Control circuitry in the implantable device senses battery voltage and current through the battery, encodes those values by use of a multiplexer, and transmits the sensed and encoded values through the coil to an external energy transmission device. The external device includes a coil that is electromagnetically coupled to the coil in the implantable device for receiving the encoded signals and for transmitting energy to the implantable device. The external device decodes the transmitted values and transmits those to a controller for controlling energy transmission.

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