Author: Nazari, M.; Lee, K. S.
Title: Low-Power and Area-Efficient Fully On-Chip ECG Motion Artifact Removal Circuitry utilizing Band Pass Filter based R-peak Detection Scheme Cord-id: 2st8nvqj Document date: 2021_1_1
ID: 2st8nvqj
Snippet: This paper presents a circuit-level implemented algorithm for removing ambulatory ECG motion artifacts and baseline wander in the analog domain and real-time. The designed circuit is in response to the outpatient diagnosis and treatment needs especially required during the Covid-19 pandemic. In this approach, the R-peaks, as useful components of ECG signals, are detected by a band pass filter and excluded from the baseline wander detection path leading to SNR improvement of 9.82 dB. Thanks to sw
Document: This paper presents a circuit-level implemented algorithm for removing ambulatory ECG motion artifacts and baseline wander in the analog domain and real-time. The designed circuit is in response to the outpatient diagnosis and treatment needs especially required during the Covid-19 pandemic. In this approach, the R-peaks, as useful components of ECG signals, are detected by a band pass filter and excluded from the baseline wander detection path leading to SNR improvement of 9.82 dB. Thanks to switch capacitor biquad filter, integrator and double sampling sample and hold (S/H) circuits for realizing moving average, linear interpolation and delay chain circuits, this method can be implemented fully on-chip in the analog ECG sensor frontend. Therefore, power consumption and chip area are reduced drastically due to extra digital components elimination. The algorithm is realized in 0.18μm CMOS technology with 1.8 V power supply and 6.5 μW power consumption. © 2021 IEEE.
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