Norberto Pérez-Prieto, Á. Rodríguez-Vázquez, M. Delgado-Restituto
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Spatial Encoding Techniques in Time-Multiplexed Neural Recording Front-Ends
This paper reviews two spatial encoding techniques for time-multiplexed recording front-ends. These techniques use bipolar and monopolar recordings, respectively, and are aimed to compress neural data taking advantage of the large spatial correlation of LFPs/ECoGs measured from nearby electrodes. The pros and cons of both architectures are analyzed and demonstrated with experimental results from a 32-channel time-multiplexed spatially-encoded neural front-end designed in 0.18 μm technology.