Variable Inverter: Can Output Depend on Digital Resistor?

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The discussion centers on the feasibility of creating an inverter with output dependent on a digital resistor. Linear Technology's Programmable Gain Amplifiers (PGAs) are highlighted as a solution, offering gain control from 1 to over 4000V/V through a simple serial or parallel interface. These PGAs are noted for their excellent gain accuracy, channel-to-channel matching, and low drift of 1ppm/°C. The conversation emphasizes the potential for precise control in inverter applications using digital resistors.

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Hi

Would it be possible to make an inverter, with the output dependent on a digital resistor?

Simon
 
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ThatNinthGuy, Welcome to Physics Forums!

Here is one manufacturer of Integrated Circuits that makes inverting amplifiers with digital gain control:

Programmable Gain Amplifiers

Set your gain with a simple serial or parallel interface from 1 to over 4000V/V. Linear Technology's PGAs (programmable gain amplifiers) provide excellent gain accuracy, channel-to-channel matching specs, and low 1ppm/°C drift.

For circuit ideas drawn from our vast library of datasheets, design notes and application notes, visit our new op amp circuit collection

http://www.linear.com/products/programmable_gain_amplifiers

Cheers,
Bobbywhy
 

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