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D-Index
35
Citations
14029
World Ranking
8847
National Ranking
2455

Overview

What is he best known for?

The fields of study he is best known for:

  • Electrical engineering
  • Computer network
  • Mechanical engineering

The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Ultrasonic sensor, Robot end effector, Surgical instrument, Acoustics and Computer hardware. He works mostly in the field of Ultrasonic sensor, limiting it down to topics relating to Mechanical engineering and, in certain cases, Engineering drawing and Simulation. He focuses mostly in the field of Surgical instrument, narrowing it down to matters related to Signal and, in some cases, Biomedical engineering, Electrical contacts and Mount.

His Acoustics research incorporates elements of Generator and Electronic engineering. Eitan T. Wiener has researched Electronic engineering in several fields, including Piezoelectricity and Wavelength. His work deals with themes such as Battery, Generator, Digital signal processor and Feature, which intersect with Computer hardware.

His most cited work include:

  • Ultrasonic surgical instruments (899 citations)
  • Apparatus and method for alerting generator functions in an ultrasonic surgical system (832 citations)
  • Ultrasonic device for cutting and coagulating with stepped output (745 citations)

What are the main themes of his work throughout his whole career to date?

Eitan T. Wiener mainly focuses on Ultrasonic sensor, Acoustics, Surgical instrument, Computer hardware and Robot end effector. His Ultrasonic sensor research incorporates themes from Generator, Electrical impedance, Signal, Electrical engineering and Electronic engineering. His study in Electronic engineering is interdisciplinary in nature, drawing from both Piezoelectricity and Mechanical energy.

His Acoustics research integrates issues from Transverse plane, Resonance and Voltage. His studies deal with areas such as Radio frequency, Biomedical engineering and Closed position as well as Surgical instrument. His Computer hardware research focuses on subjects like Generator, which are linked to Surgical device, Digital signal processor and Encryption.

He most often published in these fields:

  • Ultrasonic sensor (57.72%)
  • Acoustics (37.40%)
  • Surgical instrument (32.52%)

What were the highlights of his more recent work (between 2017-2020)?

  • Modular design (12.20%)
  • Surgical instrument (32.52%)
  • Computer hardware (20.33%)

In recent papers he was focusing on the following fields of study:

Eitan T. Wiener mainly investigates Modular design, Surgical instrument, Computer hardware, Energy system and Header. His Surgical instrument research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Signal, Electrical engineering and Biomedical engineering. His Biomedical engineering study incorporates themes from Power controller, Mechanism and Radio frequency.

The concepts of his Computer hardware study are interwoven with issues in Visualization and Communication link. His work deals with themes such as Bridge, Connection, Electrical connection and Cable gland, which intersect with Backplane. His Ultrasonic sensor study is focused on Acoustics in general.

Between 2017 and 2020, his most popular works were:

  • METHOD OF HUB COMMUNICATION, PROCESSING, DISPLAY, AND CLOUD ANALYTICS (30 citations)
  • METHOD OF HUB COMMUNICATION (19 citations)
  • METHOD OF HUB COMMUNICATION, PROCESSING, STORAGE AND DISPLAY (16 citations)

In his most recent research, the most cited papers focused on:

  • Electrical engineering
  • Computer network
  • Mechanical engineering

Eitan T. Wiener spends much of his time researching Surgical instrument, Computer hardware, Cloud computing, Biomedical engineering and Modular design. By researching both Surgical instrument and USable, Eitan T. Wiener produces research that crosses academic boundaries. His Computer hardware study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Visualization and Communication link.

His Biomedical engineering research spans across into subjects like Radiofrequency energy and Robot end effector. His Modular design research incorporates a variety of disciplines, including Backplane, Energy system, Header and Surgical device. The study incorporates disciplines such as Identifier, Computer network and Encryption in addition to Surgical device.

Best Publications

  • Ultrasonic surgical instruments

    Eitan T. Wiener;Foster B. Stulen;William Kraimer;Michael J. Stokes

  • Apparatus and method for alerting generator functions in an ultrasonic surgical system

    Eitan T. Wiener;William T. Donofrio;Robert Alan Kemerling

  • Ultrasonic device for cutting and coagulating with stepped output

    James R. Giordano;Robert J. Beetel;Eitan T. Wiener;Jeffrey D. Messerly

  • Electrosurgery generator for ultrasonic surgical instruments

    Eitan T. Wiener;Shan Wan;Daniel W. Price;David K. Norvell

  • Devices and techniques for cutting and coagulating tissue

    Jeffrey D. Messerly;Eitan T. Wiener;Brian T. Noyes;Jeffrey L. Aldridge

  • Apparatus for altering generator functions in an ultrasonic surgical system

    Eitan T. Wiener;William T. Donofrio;Robert A. Kemerling

  • Rotating transducer mount for ultrasonic surgical instruments

    Eitan T. Wiener;Shan Wan;Daniel W. Price;David K. Norvell

  • instrumento cirúrgico com sensor de tensão

    Cory G Kimball;Daniel W Price;Danius P Silkaitus;Eitan T Wiener

  • Method for detecting blade breakage using rate and/or impedance information

    Eitan T. Wiener;Foster B. Stulen;Allan L. Friedman

  • Method for calculating transducer capacitance to determine transducer temperature

    Kenneth S. Kramer;Eitan T. Wiener;William T. Donofrio;Kevin Houser

  • Techniques for operating generator for digitally generating electrical signal waveforms and surgical instruments

    Eitan T. Wiener;David C. Yates

  • Impedance monitoring apparatus, system, and method for ultrasonic surgical instruments

    Brian DiNardo;David C. Yates;Jeffrey D. Messerly;Eitan T. Wiener

  • Medical ultrasound system and handpiece and methods for making and tuning

    Ashvani K. Madan;Foster B. Stulen;Eitan T. Wiener;Karen M. Kowalski

  • Method for detecting transverse vibrations in an ultrasonic hand piece

    Eitan T. Wiener;William T. Donofrio

  • CONTROL DEL DESPLAZAMIENTO DE SALIDA DE UN INSTRUMENTO MANUAL QUIRURGICO ULTRASONICO USANDO EL MARGEN DE FASE.

    Wiener Eitan T;Stulen Foster;Madan Asvani K;Kramer Kenneth

  • Verfahren zum Starten eines Ultraschallsystems in Leerlaufbedingungen

    Wiener Eitan T

  • Method for driving an ultrasonic system to improve acquisition of blade resonance frequency at startup

    Allan L. Friedman;William T. Donofrio;Eitan T. Wiener

  • SYSTEM ZUM STEUERN EINES ULTRASCHALLINSTRUMENTS ZUM KLEMMEN UND SCHNEIDEN

    Wiener Eitan T

  • METHOD TO DETECT EXISTENCE OF BLADE ON ULTRASONIC SURGICAL SYSTEM

    Wiener Eitan T;Foster B Sutouren;Friedman Allan L

  • Folded ultrasonic end effectors with increased active length

    Foster B. Stulen;Kevin L. Houser;Eitan T. Wiener

Frequent Co-Authors

Foster B. Stulen
Foster B. Stulen Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Kevin L. Houser
Kevin L. Houser Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Frederick E. Shelton
Frederick E. Shelton Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Jerome R. Morgan
Jerome R. Morgan Johnson & Johnson (United States)
david c yates
david c yates Kaleidoscope Innovation and Product Design
John A. Hibner
John A. Hibner Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Chad P. Boudreaux
Chad P. Boudreaux Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Michael J. Stokes
Michael J. Stokes Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Iv Frederick E. Shelton
Iv Frederick E. Shelton Johnson & Johnson (United States)
Timothy G. Dietz
Timothy G. Dietz Amazon Robotics

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