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New Programmable Gain Instrumentation Amp

The ADA4254 is a zero drift, high voltage, low power programmable gain instrumentation amplifier (PGIA), designed for process control and industrial applications. Using only 22mW, it features 12 binary weighted gains ranging from 1/16 V/V to 128 V/V.

ADI Demo Series: Using the Diamond Plot Tool
In-Amp datasheets typically show a graph(s) of the Output Swing vs. Input Common-Mode Voltage, known as a Diamond Plot. This video explains how to use our Diamond Plot tool and shows a real-world example, using data from a post on our EngineerZone.
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