A Versatile High Swing Current Mode Instrumentation Amplifier with an Integrated Band-Pass Filter for Bio-Potential Signal Acquisition
A novel ultra low power, area-efficient, current-mode instrumentation amplifier (CMIA) with integrated band pass filter, for acquisition of varieties of bio-potential signals is presented. A novel bias front-end is also presented, which achieves CMRR of 195 dB at 1 Hz in the presence
of ±5% component mismatch. The CMIA has a tunable bandwidth, from 160 Hz to 7.2 kHz with input referred rms noise of 2.24 μV in frequency band of 5 mHz to 160 Hz. The CMIA is designed in 180 nm mixed-mode CMOS technology and provides high swing output voltage of 1.65 V (p–p)
while dissipating 39 μW, at 1.8 V supply voltage. Proposed CMIA exhibits thermal noise floor of 97 nV/√Hz with only 12 μW extra power consumption as compared to recently reported CMIA. The output of CMIA doesn't need any further signal conditioning or amplification.
Keywords: BAND-PASS FILTER; BIO-POTENTIAL; INSTRUMENTATION AMPLIFIER; RAIL TO RAIL
Document Type: Research Article
Publication date: 01 December 2013
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