Part Number: INA125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA333 , LM234 , OPA388 , OPA387 Tool/software: I request your recommendation for an instrumentation amplifier suitable for use with a high-pressure sensor (part number: NPI-15B-352ah) that requires constant…
Part Number: INA125 Hi All
Can someone help me to understand the difference between the following part numbers?
INA125U36AFF3K
INA125U36AFF5K
INA125U36AFF9K
I am trying to understand if this would affect the results I am getting when using these parts…
Part Number: INA125
I'm using INA125 to read a 350 Ohm Load Cell. This is the circuit I'm using. I assembled 10 circuits, and while 8 of them are working fine, 2 of them seem to have a value drift that accumulates to few Volts within 2 hours. …
Part Number: INA125 Hi Dear,
Regarding INA125UA and INA125U, what are the specific differences in parameters between versions with and without A? Is there a detailed explanation?
Can INA125UA completely replace INA125U?
Part Number: INA125 The Spice model by TI has only 15 pins.
However, the actual part (INA125U) has 16 pins. Does anybody have a good SPICE Model.
Here is another question:
The INA125 has an embedder Voltage reference for a Wheatstone bridge excitation…
Part Number: INA125-DIE The white Noise Value for the INA125-DIE is listed to be 0.8nV/sqrt(Hz) in the part selection table in comparison to the 38nV/sqrt(Hz) for the INA125, but no separate data sheet is linked
Is that difference to the packaged version…
Raymond--
At long last, I've determined the primary source of the -4 to -6 mV/°C amplifier output drift--it was the (#$%&) strain gauges themselves. Despite selecting strain gauges that are CTE matched to the DUT (aluminum), there must be…
Part Number: INA125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: INA826 , ADS7142 , REF200 , TINA-TI Hi
I'm implementing a readout circuitry for Wheatstone bridge based pressure sensor using circuitry shown below.
But we observed a loading effect at output pins…
Part Number: INA125 Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM27761 Hi,
Can you tell me what will be the output if my inputs are floating?
I have set gain as 239.29
I have set offset as 0.2V
The supply is 12V
Used internal reference of 10V