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Realization of companding filters with large time-constants for biomedical applications

Kafe et al., 2014

Document ID
7828328002009382145
Author
Kafe F
Psychalinos C
Publication year
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Analog integrated circuits and signal processing

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Configurations of companding filters with large time-constants are presented in this paper. For this purpose, novel Log-Domain and Sinh-Domain integrators are introduced, where the realization of time-constants is achieved through a capacitor multiplication. The same …
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