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Nick Alexeev
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I am working on a temperature measuring circuit using a pt100. The input of my instrumentation amplifier (AD8226) is between 80-200mV. The Gain is set to 20.84 so I get an output range of 1.7-4.2V. I want to shift down those voltages to 0-2.5V for my ADC.

I only have a precise 2.5V Voltage reference. Whats the best way to get -1.7V for the reference pin or is there a different way to shift the levels down so I can use the entire ADC voltage range?

I am working on a temperature measuring circuit using a pt100. The input of my instrumentation amplifier is between 80-200mV. The Gain is set to 20.84 so I get an output range of 1.7-4.2V. I want to shift down those voltages to 0-2.5V for my ADC.

I only have a precise 2.5V Voltage reference. Whats the best way to get -1.7V for the reference pin or is there a different way to shift the levels down so I can use the entire ADC voltage range?

I am working on a temperature measuring circuit using a pt100. The input of my instrumentation amplifier (AD8226) is between 80-200mV. The Gain is set to 20.84 so I get an output range of 1.7-4.2V. I want to shift down those voltages to 0-2.5V for my ADC.

I only have a precise 2.5V Voltage reference. Whats the best way to get -1.7V for the reference pin or is there a different way to shift the levels down so I can use the entire ADC voltage range?

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Instrumentation Amplifier Level Shifter

I am working on a temperature measuring circuit using a pt100. The input of my instrumentation amplifier is between 80-200mV. The Gain is set to 20.84 so I get an output range of 1.7-4.2V. I want to shift down those voltages to 0-2.5V for my ADC.

I only have a precise 2.5V Voltage reference. Whats the best way to get -1.7V for the reference pin or is there a different way to shift the levels down so I can use the entire ADC voltage range?