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Analog Devices heart-rate monitor AFE available at Mouser

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TAIPEI, TAIWAN: Mouser Electronics is now stocking analog devices low-power, single-lead, heart-rate monitor analog front end (AFE) (AD8232) for a wide range of vital sign monitoring applications.

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The Analog Devices AD8232 low power heart-rate monitor AFE is 50 per cent smaller and uses up to 20 per cent less power than competing solutions. The resulting power, size and level of integration enables designers to develop heart rate and cardiac monitor devices for use outside of critical-care settings in areas such as personal health management and remote health monitoring.

In contrast to similar offerings, which are often derived from existing clinical cardiac monitor solutions, the AD8232 AFE was designed specifically to meet the ECG signal conditioning requirements of emerging fitness, portable/wearable monitoring and remote health monitoring equipment.

Unlike the topologies employed in many of today's integrated solutions, the analog filtering configuration of the AD8232 incorporates a two-pole, high-pass filter that is tightly coupled with the IC's instrumentation amplifier architecture, and an uncommitted operational (gain) amplifier that enables the user to employ multi-pole low pass filtering techniques to remove line noise and other interference.

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