A 256-Channel Actively-Multiplexed µECoG Implant with Column-Parallel Incremental $DeltaSigma$ ADCs Employing Bulk-DACs in 22-nm FDSOI Technology
A 256-Channel Actively-Multiplexed µECoG Implant with Column-Parallel Incremental $DeltaSigma$ ADCs Employing Bulk-DACs in 22-nm FDSOI Technology
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具有列并行增量 $DeltaSigma$ ADC 的 256 通道主动复用 µECoG 植入,采用 22 nm FDSOI 技术中的 Bulk-DAC
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2022
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C. Lopez
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Xiaohua Huang;Horacio Londoño;M. Ballini;C. Hoof;Jan Genoe;S. Haesler;Georges G. E. Gielen;N. V. Helleputte;C. Lopez
Electrocorticography (ECoG) recording is a non-penetrating electrophysiology technique that achieves a good balance between spatial resolution, brain coverage and invasiveness [1]. For this reason, it is widely used for the diagnosis of neural disorders and holds promise for prosthetic applications. Although ECoG electrodes have been until recently quite large (~4mm diameter), several studies have shown that micro-scale electrodes (< 1mm diameter) are better suited for studying cortical pathology and implementing neural prostheses [2]. The design of flexible, high-density $mumathsf{ECoG}$ arrays is challenging since every electrode must be individually addressed, resulting in a wiring bottleneck. Therefore, passive µECoG arrays have a limited electrode count and suffer from poor spatial coverage [3]. In contrast, active $mumathsf{ECoG}$ arrays have emerged to provide higher spatial coverage with better spatial resolution. The most prominent active array [4] uses Si nanomembrane transistors to multiplex the electrodes and significantly reduce the signal routing. However, the source follower in this array severely limits its noise performance. Moreover, multiplexed $mumathsf{ECoG}$ arrays impose additional design challenges on the readout IC (ROIC): i) compared to regular non-multiplexed ROICs [3], at least N times higher bandwidth (BW) is required (where N:1 is the multiplexing ratio); ii) the electrode DC offsets (EDOs) from N electrodes are modulated and cannot be removed with traditional AC coupling or DC servo loops (DSLs); and iii) sufficiently low noise is needed to compensate for the noise aliasing caused by the electrode multiplexing.