CM input range of instrumentation amp

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The common-mode input range of an instrumentation amplifier can be calculated by reviewing the specifications provided in the amplifier's datasheet. For amplifiers powered by +15V to -15V, it is essential to ensure that all operational amplifiers are capable of rail-to-rail output. A schematic of the circuit may also be necessary for precise calculations and analysis.

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Can anyone tell me how to calculate the common-mode input range of an instrumentation amplifier with all op-amps biased from +15V to -15V assuming all op-amps can swing rail to rail.

Thanks.
 
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you should look at the specs on the datasheet for your amp
 
Looks like homework. And we'd need a schematic.
 

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