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Of course, you can. We work entirely on electrical impulses (yes, yes, and even a pinch of divine design). All incoming and outgoing information in the brain is realized through neurons. There was an experiment in which electrodes were connected to the pleasure center in the mouse's brain and a button was given to it. There were a lot of interesting things there, but in the end, she died of hunger, because she couldn't stop and not press the button. I can't say exactly which area to connect to in order to trigger an orgasm. But as a matter of fact, it is absolutely possible.
By the way, recently the guy made himself almost a cyborg, learned to attach electrodes to the brain so that tissue rejection did not occur, and learned to talk to a computer and control mechanical hands.