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Free-range Resonant Electrical Energy Delivery System (FREE-D)

for a Ventricular Assist Device

Ben Waters (MS EE), Alanson Sample (PhD EE)

Joshua Smith (PhD EE), Pramod Bonde (MD)

University of Washington

Yale School of Medicine

2/11/2012 1 STS 48th Annual Meeting

Disclosure • I have no actual or potential conflict of interest.

2/11/2012 2 STS 48th Annual Meeting

Problems with LVADs and Drivelines • LVADs proven efficacious

– REMATCH, Rose et al

– NEJM 2001

– INTERMACS

• Transcutaneous Drivelines

– Infection

– Repeated hospitalizations

– Surgical interventions

– Reduced quality of life

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Wireless Power

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Previous Inductive Coupling Systems • Technology

– Inductive coupling

– “Point” charging

• Limitations

– Distance

– Misalignment

• Previous LVAD Applications

– TETS

– LionHeart

– Abiocor

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LionHeart, El-Banayosy et al

PowerMat Charging Pad

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FREE-D System

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• Technology

– Resonant coupling

– High Q resonators

– “Volume” charging

• Benefits

– Efficiency

– Adaptation

– Distance

– Orientation

– Safety

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FREE-D System Demonstration

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Safety and Regulations • EM Exposure

– Specific absorption rate (SAR)

• Thermal Energy

– RF energy radiation

– Electronics temperature

• Electrical Regulations

– Frequency bandwidth

– Field strength of emissions

• Efficiency is important!

– Transmitted power

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IT’IS SAR Simulations • Coil Alignments

– Coronal

– Axial

– Sagittal

• SAR Levels

– Measurements for coil

aligned at 10mm and

75mm from body.

– Worst case SAR for

coronal alignment

– Peak SAR limitations

reached at 45-280W

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Implementation

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Methods

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Power Delivery to LVAD

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Conclusion Conclusion from Abstract

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