Biomedical Electronics, Noise Shaping ADCs, and Frequency References

Part I  Introduction.-  Chapter 1.-  Overview of Design Challenges in High-Performance Exg Interfaces.-  Chapter 2.-  VCO-based ADCs for direct digitization of ExG signals.-  Chapter 3.-  Circuits and Architectures for Neural Recording Interfaces.-  Chapter 4.-  Chip-integrated spin detection for Biomedical applications.-  Chapter 5.-  Models and Interfaces for Electrochemical Sensors: Architectures and Implementations.-  Chapter 6.-  Next-generation molecular detection With a CMOS-capacitive sensor.-  Part II.-  Noise Shaping ADCs.-  Chapter 7.-  The Evolution of Noise-Shaping Successive Approximation (SAR) ADC.-  Chapter 8.-  Noise Shaped SAR ADCs Current trends and challenges.-  Chapter 9.-  Noise-Shaping SAR ADCS: From Discrete Time to Continuous Time.-  Chapter 11.-  Pushing the Limits of kT/C Noise in Delta-Sigma Modulators.-  Chapter 12.-  A 2nd Order 5bit hybrid CT/DT Delta-Sigma ADC implementing novel techniques for ELD compensation and coefficients trimming.-  Part III.-  Frequency References.-  Chapter 13.-  RC Frequency References based on Dual-RC FLLs.-  Chapter 14.-  RC Oscillators with Non-linear Temperature Compensation.-  Chapter 15.-  RC frequency references based on pulse-density trimmed resistors.-  Chapter 16.-  Integrated BAW-based frequency references.-  Chapter 17.-  Fast Startup and Fully Differential Crystal Oscillator.-  Chapter 18.-  Fast startup and fully differential crystal oscillator.