LOCOMOTION
Advancing towards smart endoscopy with specific electronics to enable locomotion and focusing capabilities in a wireless endoscopic capsule robot
Oscar Alonso, Á. Diéguez
- Year
- 2009
- Citations
- 10
Abstract
The paper reports the electronics used in a new developed wireless endoscopic capsule provided with novel focus and locomotion features. The locomotion is enabled by using legs driven by 2 brushless DC (BLDC) micromotors. The focusing system is enabled by using a liquid lens with a variable focal. These functions are managed by an ASIC that has been developed to provide the specific innovative functions. The size of the ASIC is 3.0 mm × 2.7 mm in a 0.35 um high voltage CMOS technology. The ASIC is described in detail, as well as the performances when it is used with the final devices used in the capsule.
Keywords
Application-specific integrated circuitCapsule endoscopyElectronicsWirelessComputer scienceFocus (optics)Lens capsuleCMOSLens (geology)Robot
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