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An instrumentation amplifier (InAmp) is an integrated circuit or operational amplifier topology that has high input impedance differential inputs and a low impedance single-sided output. Because of precision laser-trimming techniques for passive circuit elements, InAmps implemented as integrated circuits can achieve impressive common mode rejection ratios, while discrete OpAmp implementations can be disappointing in this regard.
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Replace a diff-amp with an in-amp in a voltage-controlled current source using LTspice
I am simulating the following voltage-controlled current source using LTspice. This design works for the application where it is going to be applied. However, the output current is not completely inde …
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