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Title: A low power low voltage biomedical signal acquisition chip
Authors: YONG CHEE HONG
Keywords: Analog integrated chip, electrocardiogram (ECG) signal, low noise low power, subthreshold design, analog-to-digital conversion, SAR
Issue Date: 5-Apr-2009
Citation: YONG CHEE HONG (2009-04-05). A low power low voltage biomedical signal acquisition chip. ScholarBank@NUS Repository.
Abstract: As one of the main focus in non-invasive medical diagnostic, portable medical instrument can benefit numerous patients through real-time monitoring. However such devices usually operate under battery power supply which means stringent requirements on the supply voltage and power consumption. Apart from that, the weak bio-signal requires the devices to have ultra low input-referred noise over a low frequency range. Electrochemical interface between human skin and electrode creates large DC offset components which add to the design challenges to reject DC offset. This thesis presents a 1.5V 4uW ECG signal acquisition IC with 1.8uVrms input-referred noise. The system includes a low noise instrumentation amplifier with DC offset rejection, and an 11 bit successive approximation ADC.
URI: http://scholarbank.nus.edu.sg/handle/10635/15882
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