INA154 With Gain-Current Shunt Amplifier
By converting the difference amplifier output to a current source using R2, voltage gain can be achieved with R3. R2 compensates the current sensing resistor R2 and increases the current source output impedance. Resistor R5 compensates for the current shunt resistance R4. Perfect compensation for R4 is not possible since the INA154’s internal resistor network is trimmed for precise ratios rather than absolute values. A buffer amplifier should be used on the output to prevent gain (loading) error. Bypass capacitors are not shown. (Circuit is created by Neil P. Albaugh, TI-Tucson)
INA154 With Gain-Current Shunt Amplifier circuit:
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