This work reports on the design of an electronic interface performing biomedical signal measurements. The proposed system involves three functional blocks: two leading electrodes, the signal conditioning front-end and a feedback circuitry. In particular, the latter is able to balance the electrodes impedance mismatching so to reduce the noise contribution. In this paper, the design has been tailored for a heart signal recording, however this approach can be easily applied in other types of biopotential measurements requiring a reduced number of electrodes. The reported simulation results show that the proposed system can be a good candidate in some intensive biomedical signal recordings.
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Parente, F. R., Di Giovanni, S., Ferri, G., Stornelli, V., Pennazza, G., & Santonico, M. (2018). An Electrode Impedance Balanced Interface for Biomedical Application. In Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering (Vol. 457, pp. 289–294). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-66802-4_36
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