一种植入式光子芯片及脑机接口装置
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- BEIJING JI MASCH TECH CO LTD
- Filing Date
- 2025-07-29
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
Existing UPE photon detection equipment is large in size, consumes a lot of power, and is noisy. It lacks measurement stability and accuracy, and its signal processing is complex, making it impossible to make comprehensive decisions on multiple optical measurement methods.
An array-type photonic chip was designed, which uses multi-channel UPE photon acquisition, splitting, and measurement to output multi-channel, classified measurement electrical signals. It includes an optical measurement array integrated with an optical measurement unit, and uses an optical receiving module, an optical waveguide splitting module, an optical interferometer module, and a photodetector module, all integrated on a photonic integrated circuit chip and packaged in a biocompatible manner.
It improves the stability and accuracy of signal acquisition, reduces optical loss, adapts to the weak characteristics of UPE signals, reduces the complexity of signal processing, and enhances the diversity and reliability of measurement results.
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Abstract
Claims
1. An implantable photonic chip, characterized in that: An optical measurement array integrating multiple optical measurement units, wherein each optical measurement unit includes an optical receiving module, an optical waveguide splitter module, an optical interferometer module, and a photodetector module; The optical receiving module is arranged on one side surface of the photonic chip facing the area to be measured, and the multiple optical receiving modules in the optical measurement array constitute the optical receiving surface of the photonic chip; The optical waveguide splitter module is connected to the output terminal of the optical receiver module, the input terminal of the optical interferometer module, and the input terminal of the photodetector module, respectively. The output terminal of the optical interferometer module is connected to the input terminal of the photodetector module; The photodetector module includes an output terminal for outputting electrical signals.
2. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The optical receiving module is a grating coupler that includes an optical fiber and an optical waveguide. The optical fiber is arranged on one side surface of the photonic chip facing the area to be measured. Multiple optical fibers in the optical measurement array form the optical receiving surface of the photonic chip, and the optical receiving surface is a plane. The grating coupler is a silicon nitride (SiN) grating coupler, and the tilt angle of the grating coupler is set to 70 degrees.
3. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The optical receiving module is a femtosecond laser-written on-chip waveguide.
4. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The optical waveguide splitter module includes a splitter input waveguide, a splitter input star coupler, a splitter array waveguide, a splitter output star coupler, a first splitter waveguide, and a second splitter waveguide; wherein... The shunt input waveguide, the shunt input star coupler, the shunt array waveguide, and the shunt output star coupler are connected in sequence. The branch output star coupler is connected to the first branch waveguide and the second branch waveguide respectively; The branch output star coupler inputs light with a fixed wavelength range into the optical interferometer module through the first branch waveguide; The branch output star coupler inputs light outside the fixed wavelength range into the photodetector module through the second branch waveguide.
5. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The optical interferometer module is a Mach-Zehnder (MZI) interferometer, which includes a beam splitter and a phase shifter.
6. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The optical detector module includes an interferometer detector unit and a direct detector unit; The interferometer detector unit receives the interference pattern output by the optical interferometer module and outputs an electrical signal after photoelectric conversion; The direct detector unit receives the multi-wavelength mixed light output from the optical waveguide splitter module and outputs the photoelectric converted electrical signal. The photodetector module is a complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) detector.
7. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, The photonic chip is a photonic integrated circuit (PIC) chip that integrates the optical receiving module, the optical waveguide splitter module, the optical interferometer module, the photodetector module, and the optical waveguide on a single substrate.
8. The implantable photonic chip of claim 7, wherein, The surface of the optical waveguide is provided with a scattering suppression layer.
9. The implantable photonic chip of claim 1, wherein, It also includes biocompatible packaging, which includes a PDMS flexible substrate layer and a silicon nitride passivation layer; The silicon nitride passivation layer covers the optical measurement array; The PDMS flexible substrate layer covers the silicon nitride passivation layer.
10. An implantable photonic-chip brain-machine interface device, comprising: Includes a titanium alloy fastener, a power module, a wireless transmission module, and an implantable photonic chip as described in any one of claims 1-9; The titanium alloy fixing member is arranged between the skull and the dura mater of the human body; The power module and the wireless transmission module are fixed on the surface of the titanium alloy fixing member; The surface of the photonic chip opposite to the light receiving surface is fixed on the surface of the titanium alloy fixing member facing the dura mater; The light receiving surface of the photonic chip faces the dura mater of the human body.