论文信息 - A novel high input impedance front-end for capacitive biopotential measurement

A novel high input impedance front-end for capacitive biopotential measurement

AbstractFor capacitive biopotential measurement, a novel high input impedance front-end is proposed. The input impedance of the front-end can achieve more than 100 GΩ by matching the peripheral parameters. The front-end’s noise model is provided, and noise optimization is given further. The analysis shows the proposed front-end can achieve at least two orders of input impedance more than the non-inverting amplifier circuit with the same peripheral parameters at the cost of only increasing twice input-referred noise. The final experimental results verify the analysis and show the front-end’s feasibility of capacitive sensing electrocardiogram signal. Graphical abstractA novel high input impedance front-end is proposed, which impedance can achieve more than 100 GΩ by matching the peripheral parameters. The analysis and noise optimization results show the proposed front-end can achieve at least two orders of input impedance more than the non-inverting amplifier circuit with the same peripheral parameters at the cost of only increasing twice input-referred noise. The final experimental results verify the analysis and show its feasibility of capacitive sensing electrocardiogram signal.

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