| AG1 battery | Panasonic | SR621SW | Two batteries per one implant |
| Battery holder | MYOUNG | MY-521-01 | |
| Copper enamel wire for the antenna | pro-POWER | QSE Wire - 0.15 mm diameter, 38 SWG | |
| Epoxy for encapsulation | Loctite | EA M-31 CL | Two-part medical-grade ISO10993 compliant epoxy |
| FEP cable for pH sensor | Molex / Temp-Flex | 100057-0273 | |
| Flux cleaner | Shesto | UTFLLU05 | Prepare 5% solution in deionized water for cleaning by sonication |
| Hemostatic clip | Boston Scientific | Resolution | |
| Hot air gun + soldering iron | W.E.P. | Model 706 | Any soldering iron capable of soldering with tin and hot-air gun capable of maintaining 260 °C can be used |
| Impedance matching software | Iowa Hills Software | Smith Chart | Can be downloaded from http://www.iowahills.com/9SmithChartPage.html - alternatively, any RF design software supports calculation of impedance matching components |
| ISFET pH sensor on a PCB | WinSense | WIPS | Order a model pre-mounted on a PCB with on-chip gold reference electrode |
| Laboratory pH meter | Hanna Instruments | HI2210-02 | Used with HI1131B glass probe |
| Microcontorller programmer | Microchip | PICkit 3 | Other PIC16 compatible programmers can be also used |
| Pig stomach with esophagus | Local pig farm | Obtained from approx. 40–50 kg pig | It is important that the stomach includes a full length of the esophagus. |
| Printed circuit board - receiver | Choose preferred PCB supplier | According to pcb2.zip data | One layer, 0.8 mm thickness, FR4, no mask |
| Printed circuit board - sensor | Choose preferred PCB supplier | According to pcb1.zip data | Two-layer with PTH, 0.6 mm thickness, FR4, 2x mask |
| Receiver - 0R | Vishay | CRCW04020000Z0EDC | See Figure 12 and Figure 13 for placement |
| Receiver - 1.5 pF | Murata | GRM0225C1C1R5CA03L | See Figure 12 and Figure 13 for placement |
| Receiver - 100 pF | Murata | GRM0225C1E101JA02L | See Figure 12 and Figure 13 for placement |
| Receiver - 33 nH | Pulse Electronics | PE-0402CL330JTT | See Figure 12 and Figure13 for placement |
| Receiver - RF schottky diodes | MACOM | MA4E2200B1-287T | See Figure 12 and Figure 13 for placement |
| Receiver - SMA antenna | LPRS | ANT-433MS | |
| Receiver - SMA connector | Linx Technologies | CONSMA001 | See Figure 12 and Figure 13 for placement |
| Sensor - C1 | Murata | GRM0225C1H8R0DA03L | 8 pF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - C2 | Murata | GRM0225C1H8R0DA03L | 8 pF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - C3 | Murata | GCM155R71H102KA37D | 1 nF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - C4 | Murata | GRM0225C1H1R8BA03L | 1.8 pF |
| Sensor - C5 | Vishay | CRCW04020000Z0EDC | Place 0R 0402 resistor or use to match the antenna |
| Sensor - C6 | Murata | GRM155C81C105KE11J | 1 uF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - C7 | Murata | GRM155C81C105KE11J | 1 uF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - C8 | Murata | GRM022R61A104ME01L | 100 nF 0402 capacitor |
| Sensor - IC1 | Microchip | MICRF113YM6-TR | MICRF113 RF transmitter |
| Sensor - IC2 | Microchip | PIC16LF1704-I/ML | PIC16LF1704 low-power microcontroller |
| Sensor - R1 | Vishay | CRCW040210K0FKEDC | 10 kOhm 0402 resistor |
| Sensor - R2 | Vishay | CRCW040233K0FKEDC | 33 kOhm 0402 resistor |
| Sensor - R3 | Vishay | CRCW04021K00FKEDC | 1 kOhm 0402 resistor |
| Sensor - R5 | Vishay | CRCW040210K0FKEDC | 10 kOhm 0402 resistor |
| Sensor - X1 | ABRACON | ABM8W-13.4916MHZ-8-J2Z-T3 | 3.2 x 2.5 mm 13.4916 MHz 8 pF crystal |
| Titanium wire | Sigma-Aldrich | GF36846434 | 0.125 mm titanium wire |
| Vector network analyzer | mini RADIO SOLUTIONS | miniVNA Tiny | Other vector network analyzers can be used - the required operation frequency is 300–500 MHz, resolution bandwidth equal or lower than 1 MHz, output power of no more than 0 dBm and dynamic range preferably better than 60 dB for the receiving front-end |