Hi,
i used AD8220 in simple with gain=1(no resistor).
i expect Vo swing between +/-5 Volt according to Vo = G • ( VIN(+) – VIN(-) ).
i have large offset at output.
what is wrong in my circuit?
i attached circuit file too.
B.R
Pouya
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Which is correct, input impedance IN+ (or IN-) respect with Vs- (5pin) or application ground(0V)?
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In the datasheet says below.
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