Titlebook: Biopotential Readout Circuits for Portable Acquisition Systems; Refet F?rat Yaz?c?o?lu,Chris Hoof,Robert Puers Book 2009 Springer Science+

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-7111-0e wireless biopotential acquisition systems that can improve the patients’ autonomy and quality of life. This Chapter presents the wireless biopotential acquisition systems that make use of the analog readout front-end circuits presented in Chap.?4. All of the wireless biopotential acquisition syste

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Introduction,that could have been prevented. This is more than die from motor vehicle accidents, breast cancer, or AIDS. Therefore, the cost of faulty medical errors is actually higher than some causes that receive far more public attention. Interestingly, these medical errors are more commonly caused by faulty

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Introduction to Biopotential Acquisition,e not only due to the extremely weak characteristics of the biopotential signals but also due to the environment and the apparatus that are being used during the signal acquisition. Therefore, the design of a readout circuit for the biopotential acquisition systems requires a solid understanding of

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Biopotential Readout Front-End ASICs,ge can considerably improve the size of the existing biopotential acquisition systems, the relatively large current consumption still limits the power autonomy of the system. Therefore, further improvement is possible if the number of external components and the power dissipation can be reduced..Thi

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Conclusions,e modern clinical practice. Commonly, patients are connected to a bulky and mains-powered instrument, which reduces their mobility and creates discomfort. This limits the acquisition time, prevents the continuous monitoring of patients, and affects the diagnosis of the illness..Biopotential readout

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Introduction,or her routine, the diagnostics can be affected. A possible solution to this problem is the ambulatory monitoring of the patients. This can not only enable the patient to live his or her routine and improve the diagnostics, but also can reduce the medical cost [E. Waterhouse in Engineering in Medici