Hello
The input signal is about 20uV RMS(50Hz), I would like to use INA333 for 300 times amplify.
How to consider this application?like noise, etc?
Thanks and Best Regards
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Hello
The input signal is about 20uV RMS(50Hz), I would like to use INA333 for 300 times amplify.
How to consider this application?like noise, etc?
Thanks and Best Regards
Hi,
Thanks for your post, I can help you. This will depend on a few parameters, including supply, reference voltage and common mode voltage.
Assuming 20uV RMS input (120uV p-p), on a +/-2.5V supply, with ref set to ground, VCM = 0, and gain = 300V/V, you can linearly process an input differential range between -7.33mV to +7.33mV. Please see the VCM vs Vout plot below. This boundary plot allows you to change all the configurable features of an instrumentation amplifier and quickly determine linear design. You can find this tool in the Analog Engineer's Calculator here: https://www.ti.com/tool/ANALOG-ENGINEER-CALC
Once you have downloaded the calculator, click on "Amplifier & Comparators" -> "INA VCM vs VOUT. Select the INA333 in the part number drop-down menu and enter your supply, reference voltage, gain and common mode voltage. The graphs on the right will show you linear operating ranges.
Thanks Tamara
Is it possible to use a unipolar 3.3V supply. For the reference, is it possible to use 1.5V
Hi,
I would recommend you download this tool: https://www.ti.com/tool/ANALOG-ENGINEER-CALC
It is readily updated and has the INA333 in there.