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Analog IC Design Techniques for Nanopower Biomedical Signal Processing (Hardcover)
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Analog IC Design Techniques for Nanopower Biomedical Signal Processing (Hardcover)
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As the requirements for low power consumption and very small
physical dimensions in portable, wearable and implantable medical
devices are calling for integrated circuit design techniques using
MOSFETs operating in the subthreshold regime, this book first
revisits some well-known circuit techniques that use CMOS devices
biased in subthreshold in order to establish nanopower integrated
circuit designs. Based on the these findings, this book shows the
development of a class-AB current-mode sample-and-hold circuit with
an order of magnitude improvement in its figure of merit compared
to other state-of-the-art designs. Also, the concepts and design
procedures of 1) single-branch filters 2) follower-integrator-based
lowpass filters and 3) modular transconductance reduction
techniques for very low frequency filters are presented. Finally,
to serve the requirement of a very large signal swing in an
energy-based action potential detector, a nanopower class-AB
current-mode analog multiplier is designed to handle input current
amplitudes of more than 10 times the bias current of the multiplier
circuit. The invented filter circuits have been fabricated in a
standard 0.18 CMOS process in order to verify our circuit concepts
and design procedures. Their experimental results are reported.
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