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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
The INA110 works well for what we need it to do. I am just looking for something that has less noise, or faster, or both. I looked at the INA111, that definitely seems to be a good possibility. The fixed gains of the other amp amp won't cut it though. The sets gains of the INA110 is a good...- ericdmurphy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
Actually I said quite the opposite. I am looking for a better instrumentation amplifier. Price isn't really relevant. I don't care if the chip cost $50 each. As long as its quick, and extremely low noise. With the INA110 right now, the engineers from 88' developed a circuit board that on...- ericdmurphy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
I'm currently looking up digital pot's with dual outputs that are non-serial interface controlled. The DAC's seem like they may be a little more than I need. donpacino - any idea of a circuit to give me a better idea of what to look for? Any specific amp? Actually, while we are on the topic...- ericdmurphy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
Bipolar current output, deferentially haven't tried that search phrase yet. I'll check it out.- ericdmurphy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
Thanks for the quick reply. In theory, I understand how they work, but I have never used them in practice. Any examples of one that I could look into, maybe give you a better idea of what aspects that I like/dislike about it and why it may or may not work? I looked over a couple on digikey...- ericdmurphy
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Positive and Negative Adjustable Current Supply (3.3mA)
Hello, I was looking for some sort of chip/IC that would accept a digital input of say 4-5 bits and that would adjust an output current. I am looking to have a +/-3.3mA current applied to a resistive load. It would also be helpfull (for testing purposes) if I could adjust the inputs so that I...- ericdmurphy
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- Current Digital Negative Positive Positive and negative Regulator Steady Supply
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering