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48 / 199 page ![]() AS7058 Functional description Datasheet • PUBLIC • Document Feedback DS001077 • v2-00 • 2025-Sep-24 48 / 199 / 7.7.1 ECG measurement system The ECG (electrocardiogram) amplifier is a high impedance, low noise instrumentation amplifier with a configurable integrated high-pass filter. It also includes circuitry to apply a stimulus to the inputs to detect lead-off conditions by post-processing the input signals in the digital domain. In order to further improve noise performance, it is recommended to enable digital post processing filters to attenuate 50 Hz and 60 Hz noise signals. Please refer to chapter 7.7.2 for on-chip signal processing options. Figure 41: ECG amplifier block diagram The ECG signal amplification is obtained from two stages of amplification which are INA1 and INA2 like it is shown in Figure 41. The first amplifier stage INA1 does support 4 different gain settings which can be configured via register ECGAMP_INA1_GAIN. The second preamplifier INA2 features a gain range from 1 to 128 which can be configured via ECGAMP_INA2_GAIN register. Both amplifiers can enable the chopper operation mode via registers ECGAMP_CHOP1_EN and ECGAMP_CHOP2_EN. They also have separate chopper clock signals whose chopper frequency can be controlled via ECGAMP_CHOP1_CLK and ECGAMP_CHOP2_CLK register. The integrated high pass filter does support four different cutoff frequencies with 0.22 Hz, 0.33 Hz, 5 Hz and 10 Hz which can be enabled with register ECGAMP_HP_EN. The cut of frequency is a function of the filter clock and internal filter capacity and can be configured via registers ECGAMP_HP_CSEL and ECGAMP_HP_CLK_FREQ. In case a high pass filter function is not desired in the target application the filter can also be bypassed by enabling register ECGAMP_HP_BYP. In order to avoid aliasing effect, when sampling the ECG input signal, the ECG block incorporates also an anti-aliasing filter block. The cut off frequency can be configured to 200 Hz, 270 Hz, 400 Hz and 800 Hz via register ECGMOD_IMUX_LPF_FC register. In case the anti-aliasing filter is not needed in the ECG signal chain, it is also possible to bypass the anti-aliasing filter via the ADC input multiplexer. ECG_INP ECG_INN ECG_REF RLD High Pass Filter 0.22Hz; 0.33Hz; 5Hz; 10Hz 0.8V Preamplifier INA1 Anti-Aliasing Filter 200Hz; 270Hz; 400Hz; 800Hz ECG_LPF ECG GSR BIOZ_I BIOZ_Q ECG_IMUX_GAIN Buffer TEMP ECG_LEAD MOD 3 Current input delta-sigma ECGMOD_IMUX_SEL2<2:0> ECGMOD_IMUX_LPF_FC<1:0> Preamplifier INA2 ECGAMP_INA1_GAIN ECGAMP_INA2_GAIN ECGAMP_HP_EN |
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