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Introduction to Biopotential Acquisition,as a transducer between the human body and the readout circuit, and describes the non-ideal characteristics of the biopotential electrodes. Section?2.4 introduces the interference theory, i.e. the theory of the common-mode interference from the mains. This Section also presents the state-of-the-art

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A Complete Biopotential Acquisition ASIC,impedance measurement and calibration modes. During the impedance measurement mode, the ASIC is configured such that is can measure the impedance of the biopotential electrodes, where as, during the calibration mode the gain mismatch of the readout front-end channels can be calculated..The organizat

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