Lecture

Instrumentation Amplifiers & Current Sources

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Description

This lecture covers the principles of instrumentation amplifiers for high rejection of common-mode voltage in transducer measurements, the use of precision current sources and voltage amplifiers, as well as different types of current sources including BJTs and op-amps. It also includes practical exercises using LTSpice to demonstrate the performance of instrumentation amps and designing current sources for low-R measurements.

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