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Part recommendation for adjustable bandwidth

Hello,

I am looking into system architecture and requirements for a data acquisition system.  I would like to start putting together an architecture for a signal chain that will condition incoming differential low voltage signals (sub-milivolt) with a digitally controlled low pass filter corner freq of 10kHz minimum to 200kHz maximum.  These limits can be adjusted up and down, but just picked 10-200 as that is my corner frequency of interest.  

So the high level blocks are as follows:

diff input -> adjustable low pass filter fc -> analog gain control -> ADC

I know this is pretty loose right now, but I've had a hard time making progress on parts/architecture for the adjustable low pass filter block.  Some of the rough requirements are below.

1. Input signal strength (signal from sensor) less than 1mV (more like ~100mV)

2. Analog power for this signal chain can be 3.3Vdc but it would be great if the analog signal chain AND ADC were > 3.3V (5V or more).

3. Gain of 1 to 100V/V minimum implemented in analog hardware.

I will need to condition and sample a differential bridge type sensor that outputs a small voltage.  The conditioning analog hardware will need to provide anti-aliasing filtering that is adjustable and an adjustable gain with both of these controlled digitally.  What product families (amps or otherwise) should I be studying to put something like this together?  Ideally I would not have a split supply design and either use 0-3.3V or greater for the analog power supply and sensor biasing as well as the ADC reference.  I think the first step is to look into how to do the adjustable low pass filter (digitally controlled) and go from there.  I can provide more detail.

Any input is helpful!

Thanks!

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