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Top Searches for this datasheetInstrumentational Amplifiers Instrumentational Amplifiers most useful analog subsystems true instrumentation amplifier. faithfully amplify level signals presence high common mode noise. This aspect performance makes especially useful input amplifier signal processing system. Other features instrumentation amplifier high input impedance, input current, good linearity. never been easy design high performance instrumentation amplifier; however, availability high performance IC's considerably simplifies problem. amps available today that give very drifts well bias currents; however, most circuits have some drawbacks. most commonly used instrumentation amplifier designs utilize either amps several precision resistors. These capable excellent performance; however, high performance they require very precisely matched resistors. common mode rejection these designs depends resistor matching overall gain. Since amps available with exceedingly high CMRR, this longer problem. CMRR instrumentation amplifier approximately equal half resistor mismatch plus gain. resistor mismatch CMRR limited plus gain referred input. National Semiconductor Linear Brief June 1973 Referred output, common mode error independent gain fixed resistor mismatch. match error 0.5%, 0.1% match error 0.05%. These errors trivial high precision systems. instrumentation amplifier shown here that compares favorably with multiple designs, does require precisely matched resistors. Further, design allows single resistor adjust gain. comparing this instrumentation multiple types there course some drawbacks. gain linearity accuracy good multiple circuits. errors appearing multiple circuits independent output signal level. example, common mode error output 0.5% full scale error desired output signal only 1.5% full scale. With circuit maximum errors full scale output percentage output error decreases lower output levels. Figure shows general purpose instrumentation amplifier optimized wide bandwidth. provide gains from under over 1000 with single resistor adjustment. Gain linearity worst unity-gain 0.4%, gain stability better than 1.5% from -55°C +125°C. Typically over +70°C range gain stability 0.2%. Common mode rejection ratio about independent gain. 00872701 Note: Since LM114 obsolete part, substitution LM194 recommended, along with removal LM194 diodes. This circuit been tested with LM194 included. Also, LM185-1.2 could substituted LM113. FIGURE Instrumentation Amplifier LB-21 2002 National Semiconductor Corporation AN008727 www.national.com Instrumentational Amplifiers Transistor pair, operated open-loop input stage give floating, fully differential input. Current sources, operating current input pair. obtain good linearity output current about twice current full differential voltage. temperature sensitivity transconductance compensated making their operating current directly proportional absolute temperature. been shown that biasing base transistor current sources 1.22V, output current varies absolute temperature. LM113 diode provides constant 1.22V current sources. Both compensated large degeneration from give amplifier stable gain over wide temperature range. operation, transistors convert differential input voltage differential output current their collectors. This into standard differential amplifier obtain single ended output voltage. Since diff does common mode input voltage, resistors adequate. Gain ratio (plus mentioned previously this circuit optimized wide bandwidth: however, easily modified other applications. bias current needed, resistors increased factor LM108 substituted LM318. Other possible improvements cascaded current sources modified Darlington input stage. LIFE SUPPORT POLICY NATIONAL'S PRODUCTS AUTHORIZED CRITICAL COMPONENTS LIFE SUPPORT DEVICES SYSTEMS WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN APPROVAL PRESIDENT GENERAL COUNSEL NATIONAL SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION. used herein: Life support devices systems devices systems which, intended surgical implant into body, support sustain life, whose failure perform when properly used accordance with instructions provided labeling, reasonably expected result significant injury user. National Semiconductor Corporation Americas Email: support@nsc.com National Semiconductor Europe Fax: 180-530 Email: europe.support@nsc.com Deutsch Tel: 9508 6208 English Tel: 2171 Tel: 8790 critical component component life support device system whose failure perform reasonably expected cause failure life support device system, affect safety effectiveness. 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