Other Parts Discussed in Thread: OPA2191, INA826, INA126
Hi Team,
The customer would like to use the op amp to design his circuit. The input signal is 0~20mV and it is 100HZ.
After the signal is amplified by the op amp, the output voltage must be -10V to 10V.
My idea is the customer may use INA132 for the differential amplification.
First, the customer may give a 10mV reference voltage as the input voltage for INA132.
Then the output voltage for INA132 can be from -10mV to 10mV.
Finally, the -10mV~10mV voltage can be amplified 1000 times to reach -10V to 10V.
Q1: Is my idea correct?
Q2: If my idea is correct, is INA132 suitable for the customer's application?
When the -10mV~10mV voltage is needed to amplified 1000 times to reach -10V to 10V, which op amp can be suitable?
Best Wishes,
Mickey Zhang
Asia Customer Support Center
Texas Instruments