What is BS IEC 62779‑4 about?
BS IEC 62779‑4 is an international standard used for Semiconductor devices that specifies the general and functional interface of the human body. This interface is useful in determining the electrical performance of the Semiconductor interface used in capsule endoscopes.
BS IEC 62779‑4 is the fourth part of the Semiconductor devices in multi-series.
BS IEC 62779‑4 defines general requirements on the electrical performances of a semiconductor interface for capsule endoscopes using galvanic coupling human body communication. It includes general and functional specifications of the interface.
Note: This semiconductor interface that is covered in this BS IEC 62779‑4 is the interface to handle or deliver an electrical signal between the capsule endoscope inside the human body and the HBC modem in the receiving device outside the human body.
Note: Additional information on capsule endoscope using the human body communication is provided in Annex A.
Who is BS IEC 62779‑4 for?
BS IEC 62779‑4 on Semiconductor devices is useful for:
- Semiconductor foundries
- Manufacturer of electronic devices
- Hospitals
Why should you use BS IEC 62779‑4?
The capsule endoscopy is the procedure that is done by swallowing the capsule, which is large size vitamin pill. The capsule contains a tiny camera that takes pictures as it passes through the small intestine, it helps the doctor in viewing the patient’s intestine. This is possible with the help of Semiconductor devices used in capsule endoscopes.
BS IEC 62779-4 is useful in assembling the technologies between the driver and the transmitting electrode and also helps in assembling between the receiving electrode and the analogue front end. The electric specification given in BS IEC 62779-4 helps in specifying the range of an operating temperature that results in sustaining the devices in different temperatures. BS IEC 62779-4 help you in determining the electrical performance of the Semiconductor interface for the capsule endoscope and provides detailed understanding the general and functional specification of interface for human body communication.
