Erratum to "A 43.5dB Gain Unipolar a-IGZO TFT Amplifier with Parallel Bootstrap Capacitor for Bio-signals Sensing Applications"
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Summary
This summary is machine-generated.A critical labeling error in Fig. 21 misrepresented electrocardiogram (ECG) data duration. The x-axis scale was corrected from "-50 ms to 50 ms" to "0 s to 5 s" for accurate temporal representation.
Area Of Science
- Biomedical Engineering
- Medical Imaging Analysis
Background
- Accurate data visualization is crucial for interpreting biomedical signals.
- Previous analysis identified a labeling error in Figure 21 of a study.
Purpose Of The Study
- To correct a critical labeling error in Figure 21.
- To ensure accurate representation of electrocardiogram (ECG) data temporal characteristics.
Main Methods
- Identification of a labeling error in the x-axis of Figure 21.
- Correction of the x-axis scale from '-50 ms to 50 ms' to '0 s to 5 s'.
- Validation of the corrected scale against the actual ECG data duration.
Main Results
- The x-axis of Figure 21 was incorrectly labeled, misrepresenting the temporal scale of the ECG data.
- The corrected x-axis scale accurately reflects the ECG data duration from 0 s to 5 s.
Conclusions
- The underlying ECG waveform data remains accurate.
- Correcting the labeling error in Figure 21 ensures proper interpretation of signal temporal characteristics.
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