Chopper-stabilized instrumentation amplifier and method for impedance measurement
A technology of instrument amplifiers and gain amplifiers, applied in the direction of amplifiers, differential amplifiers, amplifier types, etc.
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[0030] In general, the instrumentation amplifiers described in this disclosure may be configured for very low power applications. For example, implantable medical devices may be characterized as requiring limited electrical resources to operate continuously for months or years. Therefore, sensing and therapy circuits are usually designed to consume only very low levels of power. As an example, as shown in this disclosure, a sensor circuit incorporating an instrumentation amplifier may require less than 2.0 microamperes of supply current, more preferably less than 1.0 microamperes, to operate. In some embodiments, the sensor circuit may draw a supply current in the range of about 100 nanoamps to about 1.0 milliamps. This sensor may generally be referred to as a micropower sensor. Although medical devices are described for purposes of illustration, micropower sensors may be used in medical and non-medical test and measurement applications. In each case, the sensor may need to...
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