Search results for " rejection ratio"

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A novel technique for the CMRR improvement in a portable ECG system

2017

This paper presents a new technique to improve the quality of the ECG signals, increasing the Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR). We developed a portable wireless Bluetooth ECG system able to acquire 12 leads, communicating with Smartphones and PCs. Many experiments have been made for measuring CMRR decay due to the difference on skin-electrodes impedances, the asymmetries of the amplifiers input stages and external components. Using some digital potentiometers, the system is able to compensate for these, increasing the CMRR of about 18 dB.

Portable Electronicsbusiness.industryComputer scienceECGAmplifierBioelectronicDigital potentiometerSettore ING-INF/01 - Elettronicalaw.inventionBluetoothProgrammable-gain amplifierCommon-mode rejection ratiolawElectronic engineeringWirelessCommon-mode signalEmbedded SystembusinessElectrical impedance
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Influence of the evolutionary optimization parameters on the optimal topology

2016

Topological optimization can be considered as one of the most general types of structural optimization. Between all known topological optimization techniques, the Evolutionary Structural Optimization represents one of the most efficient and easy to implement approaches. Evolutionary topological optimization is based on a heuristic general principle which states that, by gradually removing portions of inefficient material from an assigned domain, the resulting structure will evolve towards an optimal configuration. Usually, the initial continuum domain is divided into finite elements that may or may not be removed according to the chosen efficiency criteria and other parameters like the spee…

Topology optimization Evolutionary optimization rejection ratio FEM efficiency criteriaMathematical optimizationFinal topologyComputer scienceContinuum (topology)Heuristic (computer science)Topology optimizationConvergence (routing)Multi-swarm optimizationTopologyMetaheuristicTopology (chemistry)
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Active power analog front-end based on a Wheatstone-type magnetoresistive sensor

2011

Abstract In the proposed work a practical magnetoresistive wattmeter based on a commercial sensor is designed to measure active power at industrial frequencies. The electronic conditioning circuit uses differential blocks in order to preserve the sensor initial common mode rejection ratio. A 700 W power level has been reached with an uncertainty less than 1%. With few changes the proposed circuitry could be used in metering applications.

EngineeringWheatstone bridgebusiness.industryMetals and AlloysElectrical engineeringWattmeterAC powerCondensed Matter PhysicsAnalog multiplierSurfaces Coatings and FilmsElectronic Optical and Magnetic Materialslaw.inventionAnalog front-endCommon-mode rejection ratioElectricity meterlawElectronic engineeringMetering modeElectrical and Electronic EngineeringbusinessInstrumentationSensors and Actuators A: Physical
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