Print Email Facebook Twitter A 0.5 μA/Channel front-end for implantable and external ambulatory ECG recorders Title A 0.5 μA/Channel front-end for implantable and external ambulatory ECG recorders Author Rezaeiyan, Y. (University of Tehran) Zamani, M. (University of Tehran) Shoaei, Omid (University of Tehran) Serdijn, W.A. (TU Delft Bio-Electronics) Date 2018 Abstract There is an increasing demand for low power, low voltage, and small size analog readout bio-potential systems. This paper presents an analog front-end for measuring the intra-cardiac signals in implantable and also external ambulatory ECG cardiac recording applications. The analog front-end benefits from voltage to frequency conversion without conventional analog to digital conversion and thereby achieves a very low power consumption. The frequency averaging digital reconstruction makes an intrinsic low pass filter of which the cut-off frequency changes with the averaging interval and eliminates the need for an analog filter in this system. Furthermore, this feature enables the development of a general purpose analog readout bio-potential measurement system with programmable bandwidth. The proposed IC is fabricated in a 0.18 μm CMOS process and occupies 0.396 mm2. It can measure intra-cardiac bio-potentials with 9.2-bit resolution while consuming just 0.5 μA per channel from a 1 V supply. The input referred noise of the intra-cardiac signal readout channel is 2 μVrms. Subject Analog integrated circuitsBio-potential amplifierECGIECGInstrumentation amplifierLow powerProgrammable gain amp To reference this document use: http://resolver.tudelft.nl/uuid:6bbff10a-b930-4571-bcf6-f0c218ac6509 DOI https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mejo.2018.01.016 Embargo date 2020-02-09 ISSN 0026-2692 Source Microelectronics Journal, 74, 79-85 Part of collection Institutional Repository Document type journal article Rights © 2018 Y. Rezaeiyan, M. Zamani, Omid Shoaei, W.A. Serdijn Files PDF 42056298.pdf 1.52 MB Close viewer /islandora/object/uuid:6bbff10a-b930-4571-bcf6-f0c218ac6509/datastream/OBJ/view