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ENERGY-EFFICIENT BIOMEDICAL SENSOR HUB FOR WEARABLE HEALTH APPLICATIONS


devices and applications. The SoC combines a number of biomedical analogue interfaces into a single chip, on-board digital signal


processing, high fidelity operation,


The biomedical analogue interfaces include three ECG


mec, and Holst Centre have announced a new sensor hub integrated as a system-on-chip (SoC), ideal for wearable health


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channels, photo-plethysmography (PPG), galvanic skin response (GSR), two multi-frequency bio-impedance (BIO-Z) channels to support new


applications such as impedance- tomography, body fluid analysis and stroke volume measurements, and three reconfigurable channels. While high performance multi-


and multi-day monitoring capability modal analogue readouts have been with a single battery.


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too large in size. Alternatively,


existing reconfigurable readouts are smaller, but have limited


performance. This SoC combines advanced biomedical readouts,


ENERGY-EFFICIENT BIOMEDICAL SENSOR HUB FOR WEARABLE HEALTH APPLICATIONS


supported by an ARM Cortex M0+ controller and accelerators for sample-rate conversion, matrix processing, data compaction, and power management circuitry (PMIC). The PMIC operates from a battery source (2.9- 4.5V) and generates the required voltages for the readout IC. It supports dynamic voltage scaling optimised for, but not limited to, low power and high performance applications , www.imec.b e


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STEPPING MOTOR DRIVER capable of running two steppingmotors simultaneously. Integrating functions into a single chip frees up valuable space on the board to help reduce device size. Heat ge


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Omron Electroniic Components Europe is launch g a new dust sensor module, that is claimthat is claimed offers four times re ter se


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announced a breakthrough i spectrum and signal analysi atm


announced a breakthrough in spectrum and signal analysis at millimetre-wave frequencies. The KeysightN9041BUXA rie sig


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equenci s. The Keysight N9041B UXA X-Series signal analyser is said to be theth first to provide frequency coverage to wi


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first to provi e frequency coverage to 110GHz with a maximum analysis bandwidth of up to 5GHz. This


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