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A 680 nA ECG acquisition IC for leadless pacemaker applications

Yan et al., 2014

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5806422943372814231
Author
Yan L
Harpe P
Pamula V
Osawa M
Harada Y
Tamiya K
Van Hoof C
Yazicioglu R
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE transactions on biomedical circuits and systems

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A sub-μW ECG acquisition IC is presented for a single-chamber leadless pacemaker applications. It integrates a low-power, wide dynamic-range ECG readout front end together with an analog QRS-complex extractor. To save ASIC power, a current-multiplexed channel …
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