Lecture

Neural Recording Techniques and Systems

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Description

This lecture covers neural recording techniques, circuits, and systems, including issues like noise and offset cancellation, classical circuit topologies, and optimization for low power. It also discusses neural amplifiers, implantable systems, microelectronics, neural recordings, electrode considerations, system design considerations, and high-value resistor integration.

Instructor

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