BioSoC: Highly integrated System-on-Chip for health monitoring

Krzysztof Siwiec, Krzysztof Marcinek, Piotr Boguszewicz, T. Borejko, Aleh Halauko, A. Jarosz, Jakub Kopanski, E. Kurjata-Pfitzner, Paweł Narczyk, Maciej Plasota, A. Wielgus, W. Pleskacz
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The BioSoC is a highly integrated SoC that consists of analog front-ends, analog to digital converters and a 32-bit microcontroller - Adelite. The designed IC allows for dynamic acquisition and processing of the most important human physiological parameters. The provided analog interfaces to external electrodes and sensors allow measurement of electrocardiograms (ECG), electromyograms (EMG), skin temperature and resistance, and respiration rate (RR). After analog processing signals are sampled and digitized in analog-to-digital converters they can be further processed in a 32-bit microcontroller Adelite. The clock frequency of the microprocessor core is configurable from 32 kHz up to 16 MHz. The microcontroller is equipped with many digital interfaces and peripherals, such as 2×UART and 2×SPI with DMA channels, 16 GPIOs and 5 timers along with RTC. The BioSoC makes it possible to build highly integrated devices with rich functionalities in the area of telemedicine that respond to the growing demand for portable health monitoring. The BioSoC was designed and fabricated in UMC CMOS 130 nm technology process and occupies the area of 25mm2.
BioSoC:高度集成的健康监测系统芯片
BioSoC是一款高度集成的SoC,由模拟前端、模数转换器和32位微控制器Adelite组成。所设计的集成电路允许动态采集和处理最重要的人体生理参数。提供的模拟接口到外部电极和传感器允许测量心电图(ECG),肌电图(EMG),皮肤温度和电阻,呼吸速率(RR)。模拟处理信号在模数转换器中采样和数字化后,可以在32位微控制器Adelite中进一步处理。微处理器核心的时钟频率从32 kHz到16 MHz可配置。微控制器配备了许多数字接口和外设,如2×UART和2×SPI与DMA通道,16个gpio和5个定时器以及RTC。BioSoC可以在远程医疗领域构建具有丰富功能的高度集成设备,以满足日益增长的便携式健康监测需求。BioSoC采用UMC CMOS 130纳米工艺设计和制造,占地面积为25mm2。
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