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Instrumentaion Amplifiers

Instrumentaion Amplifiers

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Raymond Koosha72187
Posted by Raymond Koosha72187
on Aug 07 2012 12:42 PM
Prodigy165 points

Hello,

I intend to amplify differentail inputs of  about 10uV to 900-1000 mV. These signals fluctuate and thus may be considered as AC.

Their BW is between 100Hz and 100kHz.
I am looking for an Instrumentation Amplifier that can perform high gains, i.e. 10kV/V or higher; ideally, 20kV/V amplification. Otherwise, will use a two-stage design.

The amplifier can be run out of  3.3V or 5V, single supply.
I appreciate ADC part numbers for after processing , comments/recommendations, and sharing similar experiences.

 

Thanks,

Raymond K.

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  • Anish Jacob
    Posted by Anish Jacob
    on Aug 08 2012 09:55 AM
    Prodigy395 points

    Hi Raymond.

    Take a look at the amplifeirs. INA 326  http://www.ti.com/product/ina326  and INA 327 http://www.ti.com/product/ina327.

     

    Thanks,

    Anish

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  • Pete Semig
    Posted by Pete Semig
    on Aug 08 2012 11:01 AM
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    Hello Raymond,

    Can you please give us some additional information about your input signal?  Where is it coming from and what is the application?  If it's coming from a sensor, can you please give us the part number?  What is the input signal's common-mode voltage, or is it AC coupled?  This will help us to better understand your application and hopefully lead to a suitable solution.

     

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    Pete Semig

    Precision Analog Applications

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