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FRANCK NICHOLLS

FTF-MHW-N1999

MAY 18, 2016

FTF-MHW-N1999

NXP RF POWER SOLUTION FOR

ADVANCED MEDICAL APPLICATIONS

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AGENDA

• Applications using RF Power in Medical

• Brief History of RF in Medical

• RF Medical Technologies and Benefits of LDMOS

• Microwave Ablation

• Cosmetic Theray

• Diathermy

• NXP RF Power Solutions for Medical

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But Before We Begin…

We won’t be covering the use of RF for patient monitoring or other communications

applications

We’ll exclusively be discussing invasive (surgical) and non-invasive (cosmetic)

applications in which RF Power is the key enabler

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RF Power

=

Over-The-Air

Communication

High Power

Generation

• Cellular

• Radio & TV broadcast

• Radars & Air Traffic Control

• Land Mobile Radios

+• Laser & plasma generation

• Particle acceleration

• Medical

• Industrial welding, drying, heating

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Medical Applications Using RF Power

MRI

Ablation

Cosmetic Therapy

Diathermy

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BRIEF HISTORY

OF RF IN MEDICAL

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Diathermy in 1920

Brief History of RF in Medical

• In 1891 Nikola Tesla noted that high frequency currents

produce heat in the body and suggested its use in

medicine

• D’Arsonval discovered that frequencies above 10 kHz

did not cause the physiological reaction of electric shock,

but warming

• In 1899 von Zaynek determined that the rate of heat

production in tissue is a function of frequency

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How Does Frequency Heat Materials

Example at 915 MHz

The alternating current wave reverses between

positive and negative polarity 915,000,000 times

per second.

The water dipole flips every time the microwaves

reverse polarity. This motion causes friction and

hence heat.

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What Frequency Bands

ISM band Wavelength

6.78 MHz* (6.78 MHz ±15kHz) 44 m / 48 yards

13.56 MHz (13.56 MHz ±15kHz) 22 m / 24 yards

27 MHz (27.12 MHz ±163 kHz) 11 m / 12 yards

41 MHz (40.68 MHz ±20 kHz) 7 m / 8 yards

434 MHz* (433.92 MHz ±870 kHz) 69 cm / 2.25 feet

915 MHz (902-928 MHz) 33 cm / 1 foot

2.45 GHz (2400-2500 MHz) 12 cm / 4.8 inches

* Band needing special authorization in some countries

• The industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) radio bands are reserved internationally for the use of

RF energy for industrial, scientific and medical purposes other than telecommunications.

• Unlicensed operations are typically permitted to use these bands. No government permit required.

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Then…

Now…

RF Power Technologies in Medical

• Vacuum tubes, primarily magnetrons like those used in

microwave ovens

• Solid-state devices such as bipolar junction transistors

(BJTs) and Vertical MOSFETs (VMOS) were the first

solid-state devices used in medical applications, almost

always at low frequencies

• LDMOS RF power transistors are ramping up today

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Advantages of Transistors Over Magnetrons

1. Precise control

2. Ease of use

3. Reliability

4. Size and weight

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Advantages of LDMOS Transistors Over Older Transistors

(BJT and VMOS)

• Performance doesn’t fall quickly

above 100 MHz

• Good thermal capability

• High gain

• No BeO in packages (banned

material)

• High ruggedness

• Good thermal capability

• High gain

• No BeO in packages

• Many bipolar transistors are EOL

Advantages over VMOS Advantages over BJT

BeO: Beryllium oxide

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MRI

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MRI – Magnetic Resonance Imaging

• MRI scanners rely on detecting a RF

signal emitted by excited hydrogen atoms

in the body (water molecules), using

energy from an RF magnetic field applied

at the appropriate resonance frequency

• 1.5 Tesla MRI: typically 61-64 MHz

• 3 Tesla MRIs: typically 123-128 MHz

• MRI have been using RF transistors for

decades, now migrating to LDMOS

Waveform

Generator Power

Amplifier

X, Y, Z

Gradient

AmplifierRF Coil

Gradient Coils

Magnet

RF receiver

ADC’s

CPU

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MICROWAVE

ABLATION

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Ablation is a procedure in which tissue is either

reduced in size or removed through surgery

Typical Applications

Removing skin lesions

Shrinking the size of lung, liver, kidney, and bone

tumors

Destroying abnormal electrical pathways in the

heart that cause cardiac arrhythmia or nerve roots

in the spinal cord to relieve the symptoms

Ablation

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Types of Ablation

• Radio frequency (RF) ablation – most popular now

− Frequency: from hundreds of kHz to 5 MHz

• Microwave ablation – emerging

− Comparatively new, operates at either 915 MHz or 2456 MHz

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Microwave Ablation

Benefits of microwave ablation over RF ablation:

• Higher temperature (higher power density)

• Faster ablation time

• Able to use multiple applicators (antennas)

• Less procedural pain

• Allows for deeper penetration, high frequency

can pass through all types of tissue

• Larger tumor ablation volumes

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Neuwave’s Ablation System based

on Prescient Wireless PA module:

140 W ablation system at 2456 MHz

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Renal Denervation (RDN)

One of the newest and potentially

promising applications of RF power

It has the potential for lowering blood

pressure in people who for various reasons

do not respond to any other approach,

whether lifestyle changes or medication

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How Renal Denervation Works

• A small catheter at right is placed in the femoral artery

providing access to the nerves through the renal artery

• The nerves are ablated by passing energy into the

artery and transmitting low-dose RF power through the

catheter tip placed in the kidneys

• The energy is transmitted through the vessel wall to

damage the renal nerves

After the procedure, the patient can resume activities

within hours and can leave the facility the following day

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Example: 250 W at 2.45 GHz

Final stage:

MRF7S24250N

Driver:

MHT1006N (10 W)

Pre-driver:

MMG20271H9

Medical FrequencyNXP RF Power Solutions for Medical

Reference circuit Pout (W) Eff (%) Gain (dB)

915 MHz MRF8VP13350N 350 55 21

2.45 GHz

MRF7S24250N 250 55 15

MRF7S24250N 3-stage 250 51 44

MRF24300N 300 60 15

NXP Solutions for Microwave Ablation

All solutions for ablation:

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SKIN TREATMENT &

MEDICAL LASERS

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* Thermage, also a registered trademark of Solta Medical.

Cosmetic Therapy

Many ways of using RF power are on the

market for skin treatment:

• Lasers (using RF as an energy source)

• RF power directly applied to the skin

• Combination of the 2 above

• Combination of RF + IPL

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Medical Laser

• RF is used to ignite a plasma that

turns to laser

• Applications:

− Skin surgery

− Scars

− Anti-aging and wrinkles

− Pigmented lesions

− Skin tightening/rejuvenation

DEKA’s Smartxide2 based on El.En PA design

using MRFE6VP61K25H,

1250W transistor from NXP

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVLLS__RblM

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Honkon is a leading medical device

manufacturer in AP, using RF devices in their

thermage machines

This is another way of using RF to heat the

skin from inside and contract collagen

Honkon-M600E+

Honkon Medical

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Intense Pulse Light (IPL) + RF

IPL+RF is employed in performing a number

of medical aesthetic treatments including

• removal of unwanted hair

• skin blemishes

• improving skin tone and other

The combination of ILP and RF have been

shown to be more effective together as the

addition of RF energy adds the benefit of

skin rejuvenation

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DIATHERMY

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Diathermy

• Diathermy is another example of how

RF power can be used for heating

• Medical uses: arthritis, back pain,

muscle spasms, myositis, neuralgia,

sprains and strains, tenosynovitis,

tendonitis, bone injuries, and bursitis

• Types of diathermy

− Shortwave diathermy

(13.56 MHz, 27 MHz and 40 MHz)

− Microwave diathermy

(915 MHz or 2.45 GHz)

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The patient feels a warm or tingling sensation

during the treatment.

How Diathermy Works

• Diathermy is a way to electrically induce

heat through the use of RF energy that

produces heat deep into a targeted tissue

• Can reach up to 2 inches below the

surface

• Diathermy doesn't actually directly apply

the heat but rather the current it produces

lets the body generate heat from within the

tissue itself

• As heat increases, blood flow is increased,

which can improve flexibility in stiff joints

and connective tissue

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NXP SOLUTIONS

FOR MEDICAL

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Why choose NXP LDMOS

transistors Light weight and compact size

High ruggedness

High gain

High efficiency

High thermal performance

Longevity program

ISM Band Medical ApplicationNXP RF Power Reference Circuit for Medical

Transistor Pout (W) Eff (%) Gain (dB)

13 MHz

RF Ablation

Skin Rejuvenation

Diathermy

MRFE6VP61K25H 1350 75 23.5

MRFE6VP6300H 300 80 36

27 MHzSkin Rejuvenation

DiathermyMRFE6VP61K25H 1200 81 27

40 MHzSkin Rejuvenation

Diathermy

MRFE6VP61K25H 1300 85 26

MRFE6VP6300H 350 85 23

MRFE6VP5150N 180 82 25

915 MHzMicrowave Ablation

DiathermyMRF8VP13350N 350 55 21

2.45 GHzMicrowave Ablation

Renal Denervation

MRF24300N 300 60 15

MRF7S24250N 250 55 15

MRF7S24250N 3-stage 250 51 44

NXP Solutions for Medical

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