Bipolar sensing system

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128419PG, 330149, A61B 504

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ABSTRACT:
The present invention is a sensing amplifier circuit for a tissue stimulator (72) for supplying or attenuating far field signal voltage artifacts comprising a full differential amplifier having a first (94, 136) and second (96, 142) stage amplifiers for respectively receiving a second and first signal voltage output from a sensing mean (80, 82), and a switch means for controlling an input of the second signal voltage output from said sensing means to the first stage amplifier (94, 136).

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