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Where Rg is the the resistor is connected between the 1st and 8th legs of the opamp.
where Rg = 2R.
when R = 22 the Rg = 44 and Gain will be approximately 1100
Fig 4.1 Pre amplifier with Driven Right Leg design.
To increase the CMRR the body reference ciruit is designed using Driven Right Leg design.[5]
To prevent the noise that have been amplified by the preamplifier circuit, a band pass filter
was applied to the output of preamplfier. Filter also helps to sink any DC current that might
cause bias for the signal.After the initial signal is amplified by the front end amplifier, the signal
is passed through a Sallen-Key Butterworth high pass filter with a .05Hz cut-of frequency
rejecting all the motion artifacts but at the same time letting pass the lower end of the frequency
band of interest.The high-pass filter is followed by a a Sallen-Key 2 pole Butterworth low-pass
filter with a 35Hz cut-of frequency in order to band pass the signal.[8] The gain of the band-pass
filter is 1 as the gain of the high-pass filter and the gain of the low-pass filter are both 1.
Fig 4.2 Band Pass Filter Consisting of a High Pass and a Low Pass Filter
Fig 4.3 Original EOG waveform corresponding to eye movements obtained from DAQ
Fig 4.4 Original EOG signal obtained from Blinking.
5. Work Remaining
An efficient and low cost Data Acquisition system for detecting EOG is devoped. Remaining
work includes the devolepment of rehabilitation techniques and generation of control signals
from generated EOG. Which will be completed during next semester.
6. Expected Result and Conclusion
A system used to detect eye movement based on the EOG signal is proposed. So the system
objective is to detect when a movement of eyes is realized and the route described. . In this
project, events generated for the system when an eye movement is done can be used to handle
computer applications causing as less fatigue as possible to the user. This allows handicapped
people are able to access the computer in an easy and comfortable form. So, in the future, we
will use the EOG signal as communication interface to handle an application based on
augmentative and alternative communication. Also, we will detect the stress and fatigue of user
in order to use these results in ambient living application.
6. References
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Science, Engineering and Technology 31 2007; pp. 318-322
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production and control of EEG components for driving brain computer interface (BCI)
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9. Gopi E.S., Sylvester Vijay R., Rangarajan V., Nataraj L., 2006. Brain Computer Interface
Analysis using Wavelet Transforms and Auto Regressive Coefficients, Electrical and
Computer Engineering, 2006. ICECE '06. International Conference on, pp. 169 172.