Key result
Identical signal conditioning circuits enable simultaneous, distortion-free acquisition of human biopotentials from both hands.
Why the study?
Non-invasive measurement of human biopotentials has been proposed to provide information about the condition of the human system as a whole, requiring reliable signal acquisition methods.
The developed signal conditioning circuits enable uniform and distortion-free acquisition of human biopotentials from both hands for future detailed analysis.
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Hypothesis-generating for global homeostasis assessment via biopotentials; prospective validation required before clinical use.
It is well known that every human being is a complex system made up of cells, tissues, organs and organ systems that function together to maintain its health. The coordinated physiological processes maintain most of the steady states in an organism, not at a fixed value, but within a narrow, relatively constant range, known as homeostasis [1]. Recently, a non-invasive measurement of human biopotentials has been proposed in order to provide information about the condition of the human system as a whole [2]. In this work, the development of two identical signal conditioning circuits that facilitate the acquisition of the human biopotentials simultaneously from both the hands has been presented. The objective of developing these circuits is to enhance the signal levels of both the measured biopotentials uniformly and faithfully, without distortion. This is expected to enable a more reliable and detailed analysis of the acquired signals in future.
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Bhattacharya et al. (2013) studied this question. Signal conditioning circuit was evaluated on Enhancement of signal levels uniformly and faithfully without distortion. The development of two identical signal conditioning circuits facilitates the simultaneous, uniform, and distortion-free acquisition of human biopotentials from both hands.
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