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Output References in INA125

Output References in INA125

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Daniel Morim
Posted by Daniel Morim
on Mar 02 2012 10:13 AM
Intellectual300 points

Hi,

I'd like to know how can I model the output references (Vref10, Vref5, Vref2.5 and VrefBG) according to the INA125's single power supply (2.7V~3.6V, for example).

This modelation will be able to perform a fast calibration of my system.

Thank you,

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  • Pete Semig
    Posted by Pete Semig
    on Mar 05 2012 07:56 AM
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    Hello Daniel,

    There is a PSPICE model available for the INA125 located in the device's product folder (http://www.ti.com/product/ina125).  The model was developed 15 years ago so I am unaware of which datasheet parameters it accurately models.  Looking at the *.mod file, however, shows nodes for each of the Vref pins.  At this time there are no plans to update this model.

    I hope this helps!

    Regards,

    Pete Semig

    Precision Analog Applications

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  • NIcola Vaona
    Posted by NIcola Vaona
    on Mar 30 2012 06:17 AM
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    I try Pspice model with full version 2001 of pspice, and it doesen' work. Can you verify, please?

    Nicola

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    Posted by Pete Semig
    on Apr 03 2012 10:22 AM
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    Hello Nicola,

    I typically use TINA SPICE.  Therefore I created a TINA macromodel using the SPICE file and created a simple test circut.  It is attached.  Performing a DC analysis shows that the reference voltages are present.  The only caveat is that it appears as though the polarity of the input is invertered as can be seen by a DC simulation.

    I hope this helps.

    Regards,

    Pete Semig

    Precision Analog Applications

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