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    Low Noise Amplifier

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    This circuit is the front-end for a digital lock-in analyzer implemented in software. It uses a voltage-controlled current source and high-quality differential amplifier to allow for sub-microohm resistance measurements using low-cost data acquisition hardware. The instrument amplifier provides high gain and low noise amplification of 100x. Additional ordinary op-amps can provide further gains of 10x, 100x, 1000x or 10,000x. Proper wiring techniques such as twisted and shielded wires throughout the signal path and isolated BNC connectors are recommended to prevent noise and grounding problems.

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    Low Noise Amplifier

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    This circuit is the front-end for a digital lock-in analyzer implemented in software. It uses a voltage-controlled current source and high-quality differential amplifier to allow for sub-microohm resistance measurements using low-cost data acquisition hardware. The instrument amplifier provides high gain and low noise amplification of 100x. Additional ordinary op-amps can provide further gains of 10x, 100x, 1000x or 10,000x. Proper wiring techniques such as twisted and shielded wires throughout the signal path and isolated BNC connectors are recommended to prevent noise and grounding problems.

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    This circuit is the front-end for a digital lock-in analyzer implemented in software. It uses a voltage-controlled current source and high-quality differential amplifier to allow for sub-microohm resistance measurements using low-cost data acquisition hardware. The instrument amplifier provides high gain and low noise amplification of 100x. Additional ordinary op-amps can provide further gains of 10x, 100x, 1000x or 10,000x. Proper wiring techniques such as twisted and shielded wires throughout the signal path and isolated BNC connectors are recommended to prevent noise and grounding problems.

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    Low Noise Amplifier

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    This circuit is the front-end for a digital lock-in analyzer implemented in software. It uses a voltage-controlled current source and high-quality differential amplifier to allow for sub-microohm resistance measurements using low-cost data acquisition hardware. The instrument amplifier provides high gain and low noise amplification of 100x. Additional ordinary op-amps can provide further gains of 10x, 100x, 1000x or 10,000x. Proper wiring techniques such as twisted and shielded wires throughout the signal path and isolated BNC connectors are recommended to prevent noise and grounding problems.

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    Low Noise, High Gain Instrument Amplifier +5V Datasheets:

    with Voltage-Controlled Current Source http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/tlc272.html


    0.1µ http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/ina114.html
    This circuit is the front end for a digital lock-in analyzer implemented in software. The http://focus.ti.com/docs/prod/folders/print/opa547.html
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    voltage-controlled current source and the high-quality differential amplifier allow 5
    sub-microohm resistance measurements using low-cost data acquisition hardware. +
    7 Secondary Gain Amplifiers. After
    TLC272 a
    +5V 1K 6 the hard work has been done by the
    - Instrument amp, ordinary OpAmps
    Icontrol + 10µ 0.1µ 9.09K provide an additionalgain of 10x or
    1V : 0.1 A 1% 100x , for 1000x or 10,000x total.
    4.02K 8
    1
    +
    6
    1K 1%

    OPA547 3 + x 10,000
    2 3 2Ω 100
    - 2W TLC272 b
    1
    x 1000
    4 1K 2
    15.8K - x 100 Output
    Current Source: High
    4
    Current OpAmp sinks 9.09K
    current proportional to 0.001µ
    input voltage. May be +5V
    10µ 0.1µ
    time-varying up to a 0.1µ
    + -5V
    few kHz Gnd
    -5V
    case
    -5V
    +5V +5V
    1K

    0.1µ 0.1µ
    Imeasure 7 7
    3 + Instrument Amplifier: High gain, low
    1V =0.5A + 3
    1 noise amplifier set up for 100x gain.
    100 6 5 x 10W 6

    511
    Twisted &

    INA114 INA114 Ensure wires are twisted & shielded


    Shielded

    ¼W 1% throughout the signal path. Use an


    5 8 5
    - 2
    isolated BNC connector to prevent
    4
    2 - 4 grounding problems.
    Shunt Current: Voltage 0.1µ 0.1µ
    across shunt resistors is -5V -5V
    proportional to current. Drive Sense

    This document is available at http://www.mrflip.com/papers/LIA/


    (C) 2002, UT Physics Electronics Shop (Design) & Philip Kromer (Rendering)

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