Multichannel Wireless Neural Recording AFE Architectures: Analysis, Modeling, and Tradeoffs

This paper presents theoretical analyses of three analog-to-digital-conversion-based and one analog-to-time-conversion-based AFE architectures. They are particularly focused on the significant parameters that affect the design of neural recording implants.

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