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Dry electrode bio-potential recordings

  • Gaetano Gargiulo
  • , Paolo Bifulco
  • , Alistair McEwan
  • , Joubin Nasehi Tehrani
  • , Rafael A. Calvo
  • , Maria Romano
  • , Mariano Ruffo
  • , Richard Shephard
  • , Mario Cesarelli
  • , Craig Jin
  • , Armin Mohamed
  • , André van Schaik

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Abstract

As wireless bio-medical long term monitoring moves towards personal monitoring it demands very high input impedance systems capable to extend the reading of bio-signal during the daily activities offering a kind of "stress free", convenient connection, with no need for skin preparation. In particular we highlight the development and broad applications of our own circuits for wearable bio-potential sensor systems enabled by the use of an FET based amplifier circuit with sufficiently high impedance to allow the use of passive dry electrodes which overcome the significant barrier of gel based contacts. In this paper we present the ability of dry electrodes in long term monitoring of ECG, EEG and fetal ECG.
Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)6493-6496
Number of pages4
JournalIEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Conference Proceedings
Publication statusPublished - 2010

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