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how to remove glitch in neural amplifier

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how i should design a reset pulse generator in a neural amplifier ?

i am designing a neural amplifier from a paper.it make the bits lower by lowering amplitude for optimization in a/d. i uploaded a picture that shows the general circuit .it has an ota and 2 comparator an or and reset pulse generation block . i know the internal circuit of all of the blocks unless the reset pulse generation block that i cant find out what is the internal circuit of that. can anyone help me ? the ieee link to the paper is below thanks .
https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/6709768/
 

Re: how i should design a reset pulse generator in a neural amplifier ?

Is it just a fixed frequency reset pulse?
 

Re: how i should design a reset pulse generator in a neural amplifier ?

according to the paper input frequency is constant . when reset pulse generator is operating it makes the amplitude lower and the output voltage is folding.
 

hi i'm designing a neural amplifier and i have got the required results but it has a 30 mv glitch i need to remove it with a simple circuit what should i do ? i attached the required schematic and an image of the output .thanks in advance.
output waveform :
glitch.png
tgate switch that has this glitch
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general circuit
glitch1.jpg
 

Merged the old previous posts into the thread because they explain the circuit purpose.

Presume some glitches are unavoidable by design. Did you review the IEEE article in this regard?
 

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