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Amp Minimizes Both Drift And Noise
By combining a pair of low-noise FETs (2SK147) with a chopper-stabilized amplifier, this circuit has just 0.05 microV/deg.C of drift and less than 50 nV of noise in the 0.1 to 10-Hz band.
Jim Williams
March 19, 1992
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