Lecture

Neural Amplifiers: Circuit Block Diagram and Design Requirements

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This lecture covers the circuit block diagram of a neural interface system, including neural amplifiers, ADC, and signal processing. It also discusses the design requirements for neural amplifiers, such as low input-referred noise, dynamic range, high input impedance, and signal amplification in specific frequency bands.

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