Instrumentation amplifier The following circuit is called an instrumental amplifier. It is very often used to amplify small sensor signals. It has an advantage of large input impedance (draw almost zero currents), and amplifies only the difference of the two input signals V1 and V2. Take note that all three op-amps have negative feedback and follow the op-amp golden rules. a) Find the current I through the resistor Rgain. What are the current(s) through the R₁ resistors? b) Use part a) to deduce Vx and Vy. c) Show that the gain of the op-amp can be expressed in the form: 1+ 2R, R₁ Rain R₂ V₂ 담대하 A₂

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Instrumentation amplifier
The following circuit is called an instrumental amplifier. It is very often used to amplify small
sensor signals. It has an advantage of large input impedance (draw almost zero currents),
and amplifies only the difference of the two input signals V1 and V2. Take note that all three
op-amps have negative feedback and follow the op-amp golden rules.
a) Find the current I through the resistor Rgain-
What are the current(s) through the R₁ resistors?
b) Use part a) to deduce Vx and Vy.
c) Show that the gain of the op-amp can be
expressed in the form:
out
2R₁ R₂
V₂-V₁ R R₂
-= (₁+
1+
gain
V
V/₁
R.
R₁
Rgain
R₁
ww
R₂
R.
out
Transcribed Image Text:Instrumentation amplifier The following circuit is called an instrumental amplifier. It is very often used to amplify small sensor signals. It has an advantage of large input impedance (draw almost zero currents), and amplifies only the difference of the two input signals V1 and V2. Take note that all three op-amps have negative feedback and follow the op-amp golden rules. a) Find the current I through the resistor Rgain- What are the current(s) through the R₁ resistors? b) Use part a) to deduce Vx and Vy. c) Show that the gain of the op-amp can be expressed in the form: out 2R₁ R₂ V₂-V₁ R R₂ -= (₁+ 1+ gain V V/₁ R. R₁ Rgain R₁ ww R₂ R. out
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