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Design Considerations of Current Mode Instrumentation Amplifier for Portable Biosignal Acquisition System
Li, J.T.; Vai, M. I.; Mak, P. U.
2009-12-01
Source PublicationProc. of IEEE BioCAS 2009
AbstractThis paper describes the design of current mode instrumentation amplifier (CMIA) for portable biosignal acquisition system. The CMIA topology is based on voltage mode operational amplifier (op amp) power supply current sensing technique. Op amp mismatch and precise current mirrors are two design challenges of this topology. A simulation analysis is conducted based on an implementation in a CMOS 0.35 μm technology. The CMIA consumes 20.22 μW under a 3 V DC power supply and has a continuous adjustable gain bandwidth product (GBW)-independent voltage gain via single resistor. The CMRR is higher than 120dB up to 1 Hz and more than 80 dB up to 100 Hz.
KeywordCurrent Mode Instrumentation Amplifier
Language英語English
The Source to ArticlePB_Publication
PUB ID40150
Document TypeConference paper
CollectionDEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND COMPUTER ENGINEERING
Corresponding AuthorVai, M. I.
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Li, J.T.,Vai, M. I.,Mak, P. U.. Design Considerations of Current Mode Instrumentation Amplifier for Portable Biosignal Acquisition System[C], 2009.
APA Li, J.T.., Vai, M. I.., & Mak, P. U. (2009). Design Considerations of Current Mode Instrumentation Amplifier for Portable Biosignal Acquisition System. Proc. of IEEE BioCAS 2009.
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