Low polarization coatings for implantable electrodes
作者： Robert C. O'brien
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摘要: Coatings for implantable electrodes such as pacing electrodes, neurostimulator and electroporating sensing are described. The coatings highly biocompatible, having low polarization. They consist of a conductive substrate, sintered platinum/10% iridium; thin film outer layer carbon; intermediate high surface area. is preferably sputtered titanium nitride increases the area carbonaceous layer.
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