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    This document describes a two-electrode biopotential amplifier designed for portable biomedical instrumentation applications with low supply voltages between 1.8-5.5V. The amplifier uses a standard instrumentation amplifier scheme with positive shunt-shunt feedback to achieve high differential and low common mode input impedances. It is intended for use in applications like Holter monitors, external defibrillators, and ECG monitors that require sensing heartbeats or biopotentials using two electrodes.

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    This document describes a two-electrode biopotential amplifier designed for portable biomedical instrumentation applications with low supply voltages between 1.8-5.5V. The amplifier uses a standard instrumentation amplifier scheme with positive shunt-shunt feedback to achieve high differential and low common mode input impedances. It is intended for use in applications like Holter monitors, external defibrillators, and ECG monitors that require sensing heartbeats or biopotentials using two electrodes.

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    Bibliografía: Bootstrapped Instrumentation Biosignal Amplifier

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    This document describes a two-electrode biopotential amplifier designed for portable biomedical instrumentation applications with low supply voltages between 1.8-5.5V. The amplifier uses a standard instrumentation amplifier scheme with positive shunt-shunt feedback to achieve high differential and low common mode input impedances. It is intended for use in applications like Holter monitors, external defibrillators, and ECG monitors that require sensing heartbeats or biopotentials using two electrodes.

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    BOOTSTRAPPED INSTRUMENTATION BIOSIGNAL AMPLIFIER

    Portable biomedical instrumentation has become an important part of diagnostic and


    treatment instrumentation. Low-voltage and low-power tendencies prevail. A two-electrode
    biopotential amplifier, designed for low-supply voltage (1.8–5.5V), is presented. This
    biomedical amplifier design has high differential and sufficiently low common mode input
    impedances achieved by means of positive shunt-shunt feedback, implemented in a
    standard instrumentation amplifier scheme. The presented circuit makes use of passive
    components of popular values and tolerances. The amplifier is intended for use in various
    twoelectrode applications, such as Holter monitors, external defibrillators, ECG monitors
    and other heart beat sensing biomedical devices.
    [ CITATION Dob11 \l 3082 ]

    Bibliografía

    Dobrev, D. P., & Dimitrova Neycheva , T. (2011). Bootstrapped Instrumentation Biosignal Amplifier.
    ANNUAL JOURNAL OF ELECTRONICS, 4. Obtenido de
    https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Pui-
    In_Mak/publication/224096604_Design_of_Current_Mode_Instrumentation_Amplifier_fo
    r_Portable_Biosignal_Acquisition_System/links/00463519dc94d3f833000000/Design-of-
    Current-Mode-Instrumentation-Amplifier-for-Portable-B

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