A mixed-signal CMOS circuit design of a smart RF ID tag for heartbeat signal extraction is proposed. This smart RF ID tag has been under development for monitoring heartbeat signals from an electrocardiogram (ECG) microsensor and/or a pressure microsensor implanted in a transgenic animal. This tag is remotely powered by RF electromagnetic induction. The signal packet consisting of an identification code of 64 bits in length and a spike-pulse sequence of heartbeat signals are transmitted to a reader system using BASK modulation.
In recent years, interest in IoT (Internet of Things) has been increasing, and energy harvesting has attracted attention. However, the power and voltage that can be harvested are very small. Therefore, a power supply circuit is required to solve this problem. In this paper, we have realized a boost circuit that does not require a coil with the aim of integrating all the circuits required for sensing on one chip.
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