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  • RE: OPA2188: Suitability for micro voltage inputs

    Raymond Zhang1
    Raymond Zhang1
    Resolved
    Hi Sharma, In addition to Clemens comments, you may consider the instrumentation amplifier, INA333 was very popular in that application, but we have tons of instrumentation to choose from. 0743.ECG an EEG Applications.pdf https://www.ti.com/amplifier…
    • over 1 year ago
    • Amplifiers
    • Amplifiers forum
  • RE: INA333: Amplifying EEG signals with INA333

    Chris Featherstone
    Chris Featherstone
    Hi Ashwin, What is the max and min input signal to the preamplifier? Is this single power supply or split power supply? ECG and EEG quick reference guide. 4137.ECG an EEG Applications.pdf Best Regards, Chris Featherstone
    • over 1 year ago
    • Amplifiers
    • Amplifiers forum
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  • RE: INA129: INA129 for bio signal application

    Marek Lis
    Marek Lis
    Resolved
    Keivan, Using two 1M resistors instead of 2.8k shown in INA128 datasheet sets the gain of INA128 to G=1.025, and thus as you said minimizes amplification of the signal1, but this is a wrong signal since INA128 amplifies differential and not common-mode…
    • over 8 years ago
    • Amplifiers
    • Amplifiers forum
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