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I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load does not need to be connected to groud. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 5V12V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current however, I'd like to limit the voltage used to 5V if possible.
I'm trying to use a howland current source to generate stable current for a load which is =<40 ohms. The load is connected to ground but I can't find the appropriate gain to help me achieve this. I can work with a DAC to supply the Vin (V3 in the figure), which would help me control the load current, however, I'd like to limit the voltage used as input to 12V if possible.