Lecture

Active Filters: PPG Application

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Description

This lecture covers the design of active filters based on operational amplifiers, including topology proposals and impedance calculations. It also discusses the design of second-order filters, parallel and series RC circuits, and the implementation of heart activity measurement systems using ECG and PPG principles.

Instructors (2)

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