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In this paper, we discuss the feasibility of creating an UltraSound (US)communication circuit to wireless transmit outside the body diagnosticinformation from multiplexed biosensors chip built on the top layer of adrinkable CMOS Body Dust cube. The system requires to be small enough (lateralsize of less than 100 um) to mimic the typical size of a larger blood cell(diameter around 30 um for white cells) and so support free circulation of thecube in human tissues. The second constraint came from the low-powerconsumption requirement, with the energy provided by an external US basestation. The results of the feasibility study demonstrate the possibility todesign an architecture for a data transmission transponder by using a0.18{\mu}m CMOS process, with sub-10 uW of power consumption and a total chiparea of 43x44 um^2. The paper also discusses the limits of the designed systemand the need for further improvements toward real applications in Body Dustdiagnostics.

Body Dust: Ultra-Low Power OOK Modulation Circuit for Wireless Data Transmission in Drinkable sub-100{\mu}m-sized Biochips