ISSCC 2016
Session 28
Medical & Bio
A 0.6V 0.015mm2 Time-Based Biomedical Readout for Ambulatory Applications in 40nm CMOS
applications in personal healthcare require sensor SoCs with low area, low power and a high dynamic range. Design in small-scale technologies can reduce the power and area of digital processing. However, due to the accom
ISSCC 2012
Session 6
Image Sensors
A 160µA Biopotential Acquisition ASIC with Fully Integrated IA and Motion-Artifact Suppression
in wearable/portable biopotential monitoring systems. These systems have very strict requirements in terms of power dissipation, high signal quality, small area (minimal use of externals) and robust operation during ambu
ISSCC 2010
Session 6
Medical & Bio
A 30µW Analog Signal Processor ASIC for Biomedical Signal Monitoring
U. Leuven, Leuven, Belgium 2 Power efficiency of readout circuits for ambulatory monitoring of biopotential signals has been significantly improved during recent years [1]-[3], leaving digital signal processing (DSP) and
ISSCC 2008
Session 8
Medical & Bio
A 200µW Eight-Channel Acquisition ASIC for Ambulatory EEG Systems
U. Leuven, Leuven, Belgium A crucial and important part of a medical diagnostics system is the monitoring of the biopotential signals. This paper describes a complete low-power EEG acquisition ASIC that is suitable for m