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A 160μA biopotential acquisition ASIC with fully integrated IA and motion-artifact suppression

by: N. Van Helleputte, Sunyoung Kim, Hyejung Kim, Jong P. Kim, C. Van Hoof, R. F. Yazicioglu
In Solid-State Circuits Conference Digest of Technical Papers (ISSCC), 2012 IEEE International (February 2012), pp. 118-120, doi:10.1109/isscc.2012.6176944  Key: citeulike:12104650

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There exists a growing interest in wearable/portable biopotential monitoring systems. These systems have very strict requirements in terms of power dissipation, high signal quality, small area (minimal use of externals) and robust operation during ambulatory use. The latter is emerging as an especially important problem since in real-life ambulatory conditions, motion artifacts can disturb and potentially saturate the readout channel. In addition, requirements for multimodal information acquisition require even more functionality with minimal power dissipation.


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