We are using the AD8224 to amplify a group of modulated signals. The application produces third order IMD components of approximately -70dB. We are trying to confirm the source of this distortion, and suspect the AD8224 is the primary contributor. The…
In one of our designs we are doing signal conditioning of a load cell (Wheatstone bridge)
We have an issue where the main instrumentation amplifier an AD8224 has an output signal that wanders by around 20mV over the course of 10's of seconds.
We…
Hi,
I am using the AD8224 in my design. According to the datasheet, in order to get optimum performance and reliability the both supply voltage pairs should be connected (pins 5,8,13,16).
The question is it is not clear from datasheet which supply pins…
I heartedly agree with Ching and John that the paddle connection is IC dependent. Please read the datasheet carefully regarding how to connect the paddle. The paddle is often connected to the substrate of the part, whose bias voltage depends on the architecture…
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I really find the instrumentation amplifier, AD8222, AD8224, AD8426 with differential output really useful. But I have a question regardign the noise spec when using these in differential output mode. With the term noise spec I am referring to terms…
You could check the ff ADI instrumentation amplifiers
AD8220
AD8224
AD8236
By the way, what is your intended application?
Hi ambar rathie,
You may also want to try AD8224 Instrumentation Amplifier. It will be a good alternative for AD8222 with lower bias current.
Regards,
Phil
Hi Dave,
I'm afraid that's not possible. If you have space constraints, maybe I can suggest the dual In-Amps AD8222, AD8224, or AD8426, that come in LFCSP packages (much smaller than AD620. Alternatively, for multiple-lead ECG, you could consider ADAS1000…
Hi Giulia,
We don't have any available quad in amp, it is only available in either single or dual channel. Since you need a quad, one option is to use two dual channel in amp. Here is the list of dual channel in amps that we have: AD8426, AD8224
Hi Matt,
For your first concern, where is your REF pin connected? Is it connected to ground? If this is the case, your output could saturate for very small input voltages. Even in amps with rail to rail output stages will saturate about 100mV to 200mV…