Brain-Machine Interface

Amir Zjajo received the M.Sc. and DIC degrees from the ImperialCollege London, London, U.K., in 2000 and the PhD. degree from EindhovenUniversity of Technology, Eindhoven, The Netherlands in 2010, all in electricalengineering. In 2000, he joined Philips Research Laboratories as a member ofthe research staff in the Mixed-Signal Circuits and Systems Group. From 2006until 2009, he was with Corporate Research of NXP Semiconductors as a Senior ResearchScientist. In 2009, he joined Delft University of Technology as a facultymember in Circuits and Systems group.Dr. Zjajo has published more than 70 papers in referenced journalsand conference proceedings, and holds more than 10 US patents or patentpending. He is the author of the books Low-Voltage High-Resolution A/D Converters: Design,Testand Calibration (Springer,2011, Chinese translation, China Machine Press, 2015), and Stochastic Process Variationsin Deep-Submicron CMOS: Circuits and Algorithms (Springer,2014). He serves as amember of Technical Program Committee of IEEE Design, Automation and Test inEurope Conference, IEEE International Symposium on Circuits and Systems, IEEEInternational Symposium on VLSI, IEEE International Symposium on Nanoelectronicand Information Systems, and IEEE International Conference on Embedded ComputerSystems.His research interests include power-efficient mixed-signalcircuit and system design for health and mobile applications, and neuromorphicelectronic circuits for autonomous cognitive systems. Dr. Zjajo won the bestpaper award at BIODEVICES 2015, and DATE 2012.

• Introduction.-Neural Signal Conditioning Circuits.- Neural Signal Quantization Circuits.- Neural Signal ClassificationCircuits.- Brain-Machine Interface: System Optimization.- Conclusions and Recommendations.-Appendix.- Index.