An Implantable CMOS Amplifier for Nerve Signals
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing
Low-Power CMOS Interface for Recording and Processing Very Low Amplitude Signals
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing
A low-noise front-end for multiplexed ENG recording using CMOS technology
Analog Integrated Circuits and Signal Processing
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Parallel recording of micro-scale signals using an integrated system approach has become feasible with recent advances in technology. Practical applications include the recording of neural-signals in a brain-computer interface or in prosthetic implants. In an integrated circuit implementation the restriction in size and available power pose considerable challenges, especially in implanted devices. Furthermore, the provision of both high gain and excellent noise performance in the presence of input offset voltages are mandatory. The presented tutorial highlights design strategies for recording system optimization and compares the performance of actual system implementations with the best-case performance achievable in theory. Special consideration is given to the noise vs. power and offset-tolerance vs. noise trade-offs. An application dependent design strategy is proposed.