Instrumentation Amplifiers : Technical Articles

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• Biopotential Electrode Sensing in ECG, EMG, and EEG Monitors
• High Performance Electrocardiogram (ECG) Signal Conditioning
• High-performance Adder Uses Instrumentation Amplifiers
  Make an adder circuit using instrumentation amplifiers to increase input impedance.
  (EDN, 9/3/2009)
• iCMOS - A Breakthrough in Industrial-Sector Electronics
• ICs for Low Power, Low Cost ECG Holter Monitors Support Standard Medical Wireless Bands
• Low Cost, Low Power, High Performance AED
• Low Power, Low Cost, Wireless ECG Holter Monitor
• Medical Devices Get A Prescription For Wafer-Level Chip-Scale Packaging
  You no longer need to go to the hospital for your next medical treatment. Now, you can carry medical devices wherever you go—and that means small size and low-power design requirements.
  (Electronic Design, July 23, 2009)
• Oscillometric Blood Pressure Measurement
• Piezoresistive Sensing ICs in Portable Infusion Pumps
• Simplifying Design of Industrial Process-Control Systems with PLC Evaluation Boards
  PLC evaluation board applications for industrial process-control systems are diverse, ranging from simple traffic control to complex electrical power grids, from environmental control systems to oil-refinery process control.
  (Industrial Control DesignLine, 8/24/09 - Part 1 and 9/3/09 - Part 1)
  • Part 1
  • Part 2
• Simplifying Design of Industrial Process-Control Systems with PLC Evaluation Boards (Part 1 of 2)
  PLC evaluation board applications for industrial process-control systems are diverse, ranging from simple traffic control to complex electrical power grids, from environmental control systems to oil-refinery process control.
  (Industrial Control DesignLine, 8/24/09)
• Two Instrumentation Amps Make Accurate Voltage-to-Current Source
  Many designs require precise voltage-controlled current sources, especially in the presence of variable loads. Common approaches, which use a few op amps and a handful of passive components, have inherent errors due to nonideal component characteristics ...
  (EDN, 5/09)