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A 28.5 nW Analog Circuit Implementing the Pan–Tompkins Algorithm for Heart Rate Monitoring in Pacemakers Dedicated to Small Animals
This article proposes a new integrated analog implementation of the Pan–Tompkins algorithm. This algorithm, generally implemented in the digital domain at the cost of higher power consumption, is one of the most efficient for QRS detection in electrocardiographic signals. This circuit has been desig
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