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EP3691518

BIOTELEMETRY DEVICE THAT CAN BE INGESTED AND IMPLANTED IN VIVO

Filed
Oct 2, 2018
Technology
Instruments · Medical technology
UPC cases
3
Ownership history
As recorded at the EPO. Transfers made after the opposition period are recorded in national registers and may be missing here.
Abstract

The biotelemetry device (100) comprises a microcontroller (101) for generating an electrical setpoint signal (CS); a radio antenna (103) for transmitting an electromagnetic wave (EMS) by converting an incident electrical signal (IS); a radiofrequency circuit (102), interconnected between the microcontroller (101) and the radio antenna (103). The radio antenna (103) is configured such that, when the biotelemetry device (100) is placed in the biological medium (110), it can be impedance-mismatched relative to the radiofrequency circuit (102) so as to generate a reflected electrical signal (RS) by reflecting a fraction of the incident electrical signal at the same time that the radio antenna is transmitting the electromagnetic wave (EMS).

From the international application WO2019069008

Litigation history
DateCaseDivisionTypeOutcomeParties
Sep 16, 2025UPC CoA 796/2025Court of AppealAppealLockedBodycap +1

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