Dynamic indication for capacitor charging status
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1. A software system in cooperation with a medical device microprocessor and circuitry to provide dynamic, real time display of capacitor and energy status, the software system comprising:
- a graphical user interface indicating a plurality of status parameters;
means for initiating access to said plurality of status parameters; and
means for manifesting said dynamic, real time display of the status.
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Abstract
A displayable interactive screen implemented to display the charging status of a capacitor in an implantable medical device. The display includes real time representation of voltage from start to target, tracking of elapsed time, status of charging circuit and a progress bar. The charging system may be terminated by a cancel button which remains active from the start to the end of the charging cycle. The displayable screen is a programmer or a PC in data communication with the programmer.
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12 Claims
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1. A software system in cooperation with a medical device microprocessor and circuitry to provide dynamic, real time display of capacitor and energy status, the software system comprising:
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a graphical user interface indicating a plurality of status parameters;
means for initiating access to said plurality of status parameters; and
means for manifesting said dynamic, real time display of the status. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3)
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4. A software system implemented in conjunction with a microprocessor circuitry of a medical device, the software system comprising:
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means for displaying a plurality of capacitor status parameters;
means for tracking voltage/energy level at anytime during charging; and
means for canceling a display at anytime during said charging. - View Dependent Claims (5, 6, 7)
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8. A capacitor charging display, displayable on a screen, the display comprising:
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means for displaying capacitor charging status;
means for displaying starting voltage/energy;
means for displaying target voltage/energy;
means for displaying elapsed time;
means for displaying charging circuit condition;
means for canceling charging operations; and
means for displaying the charging progress based on voltage/energy. - View Dependent Claims (9, 10, 11, 12)
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