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An ultra-low power ECG-on-chip was developed with a core area of 5.74 mm2 and power consumption of 2.3 μW, demonstrating suitability for long-term cardiac monitoring in wearable devices.
The development of a 2.3 μW ECG-on-chip provides a viable, ultra-low power solution for long-term cardiac monitoring in wearable sensors.
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May enable continuous wearable ECG monitoring; extends low-power designs but leaves clinical validation open.
John et al. (2018) studied Cardiac monitoring. ECG-on-chip for wearable sensors was evaluated on Chip performance (power consumption and area). An ultra-low power ECG-on-chip was developed with a core area of 5.74 mm2 and power consumption of 2.3 μW, demonstrating suitability for long-term cardiac monitoring in wearable devices.
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