Digitally Programmable Amplifier Meets Sensor Gain, Ranging Needs (.PDF Download)

Dec. 10, 2015

Most data-acquisition systems with wide dynamic range need a method of adjusting the input-signal level to the analog-to-digital converter (ADC) to ensure the maximum input signal will be fairly near to the ADC's full-scale input voltage (note that a typical ADC's full-scale input-voltage range is between 1 V and 10 V). At the same time, the gain applied to a sensor output may also need to be adjusted during run time, for example, to compensate the nonlinear output across the temperature range...

Register or Sign in below to download the full article in .PDF format, including high-resolution graphics and schematics when applicable.

Sponsored

The advent of USB Type-C marked a turning point in connectivity. This compact, reversible connector has transformed the way we exchange data and power our devices, offering accelerated...
The Same Sky interconnect group carries a comprehensive line of connectors to reduce the burden on the design engineer. Their wide selection of mechanical configurations and simple...
Explore ADAM, an advanced AMR demo by Analog Devices, featuring precision depth sensing, AI mapping, 4-wheel motor control, ROS support, and smart battery & comms. Boost safety...
In a generic electronic system there are some inputs that are controlled by the end user. These inputs are read by electronics and acted upon by using outputs.