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Trying to simulate Differential Amplifier circuit in OrCAD

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Hi Guys,

I am currently working on a heart rate monitoring device for a university module. currently from my research, I found out that human biosignal is extremely low e.g. typically 100Hz Vp of 10mA spike.

In order to capture this signal for sampling, I will need to design a Differential Amplifier circuit of a gain of 850x follow by a Low-Pass Filter cutoff at 150Hz and another Gain Amplifier of 10x before pushing the final analog signal into AVR to do sampling.

From the picture there will be 3 Lead that will be probe onto human chest to pick up Electrocardiogram (ECG) signal of Heart Beat. just wondering if there is anyway I can replace Lead 1 and 2 into a function generator that can actually generate a constant square freq to check if this circuit works?

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