Capacitively coupled chopper instrumentation amplifier and associated method
An instrumentation amplifier, capacitively coupled technique used in amplifiers, amplifier improvements to reduce noise effects, amplifier type, etc.
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[0086] Conventional CCIA does not perform well with rapid changes in the common-mode component of its input signal. E.g, figure 2 Is a graph 200 showing example waveforms of the CCIA 100 in response to rapid changes in the common mode voltages at the inputs 124 and 126 of the CCIA 100 . Curve 202 represents the voltage at the CCIA input 124, curve 204 represents the voltage at the CCIA input 126, curve 206 represents the voltage at the first gain stage input 120, and curve 208 represents the voltage at the first gain stage input 122, And curve 210 represents the output voltage V of CCIA 100 输出 .
[0087] at time t 1 , the voltage magnitude at each of CCIA inputs 124 and 126 varies from V 1 fast change to V 2 , such that the magnitude of the common-mode voltage at the input of the CCIA 100 varies from V 1 fast change to V 2 . The first reference resistor 112 and the second reference resistor 114 must have large resistance values to prevent excessive signal loss and n...
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