my question:
1. Is the dynamic range of the 1mV ECG signal 72dB / 12bit? how to measure?
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Hello,
The dynamic range of the ADS1296R will depend on the output data rate and the gain settings. These parameters ultimately determine the ADC's noise performance.
The dynamic range can be calculated using the input-short noise measurements listed in Tables 1-4 as:
Dynamic Range (dB) = 20 x log10 (Vn_pp / FSR)
Effective Resolution (bits) = log2 (Vn_pp / FSR)
For example, in Table 1, the full-scale range (FSR) is equal to 2xVREF = 4.8 V. With PGA = 12 V/V and Data Rate = 500 SPS, the Dynamic Range is about -124 dB and the effective resolution is about 20.7 bits. Keep in mind that this is based on shorting the inputs of the PGA internally, which removes noise from an external signal source and the ADC reference voltage.
Regarding the phase delay, the sinc3 digital filter has a linear phase response and will apply the same delay to all input frequencies.
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