Objective Electrical stimulation is a common method to regulate neural circuits, muscle tissueand alimentary system.
The current applied through thebody surface electrodes flows through the shallow region, and the penetration depth is not enough.
In order to stimulate deep organs or tissues in vitro, this paper designs a temporally interfering electrical stimulation system based
on AD9959. Methods With PSoC as the core controller, a time-phase interference electrical stimulation system based on DDS
module, voltage controlled current source module and human-computer interaction module was built. PSoC mainly received the
amplitude and frequency information issued by the upper computer, and writes the corresponding information into the digital
frequency synthesis chip AD9959, then controlled the DDS chip to generate voltage waveform, and connected the voltage controlled
current source to output the external current to stimulate the target area. Results The system could output four current signals with
independently adjustable parameters, the amplitude was 0~2 mA, the amplitude resolution was 0.01 mA, the frequency was 1~5 kHz,
and the frequency resolution was 1 Hz. The system was tested by current output stability and resistance network. The results showed
that the system could stably output electrical stimulation signals and realized time coherent electrical stimulation. Conclusion This
system is suitable for non-invasive regulation of deep organs and tissues, and provides ideas for improving the effectiveness of
electrical stimulation therapy and personalized electrical stimulation therapy.
CAO Zhenqian, QIAN Rui, YUAN Ye, et al. , {{custom_author.name_en}}et al.
Design of Temporally Interfering Electrical Stimulation System Based on AD9959[J].
China Medical Devices, 2022, 37(12): 30-34 https://doi.org/10.3969/j.issn.1674-1633.2022.12.005