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Instrumentation amplifiers, often abbreviated as in-amps, are a type of differential amplifier designed for use in measurement and control systems. They are characterized by their high common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR), high input impedance, and low input offset voltage. These properties make them ideal for amplifying small differential signals that are often corrupted by common-mode noise.
The core of an instrumentation amplifier typically consists of three operational amplifiers. Two of these are
Instrumentation amplifiers are crucial in applications where precise measurement of low-level signals in the presence of