Hello, I am trying to make a simple ecg/emg acquisition circuit.
I am using 2 of these https://www.olimex.com/Products/EEG/Electrodes/EEG-AE/ active electrodes for the differential signal and this https://www.olimex.com/Products/EEG/Electrodes/EEG-PE/ as a passive DRL electrode.
My supply is...
I begin to get it now.
But I am still a bit confused because if we wanted the bias current to go to the op amp we would connect R to +Vdd.
So the bias current flows out of the op amp and to the ground through R?
Thank you for the answer.
I know that the CR pair in the input forms a high pass filter and the consequences of that.
The thing that I still can't understand is that we put the R as a path for bias current.
Somewhere I read that without R, the op amp would be in saturation constantly.
Why is that?
So in the input of this buffer circuit I have a small AC signal (μV) that is capacitively coupled to an op amp.
What is the role of R?
I read that it is to provide a bias current path and it has to be large in general but I can't understand it.
Any help much appreciated
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