ACNT-H87B-000E

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Linear amplifiers comprise an important part of a circuit’s power architecture. Using electricity as a source of energy and output, these devices provide a means of enhancing signal accuracy and amplifying signal strength. The ACNT-H87B-000E is an instrumentation linear amplifier designed for use in industrial and commercial applications. In this article, we’ll discuss the application field and working principle of the ACNT-H87B-000E.

Module Overview

The ACNT-H87B-000E is a high-precision and reliable instrumentation linear amplifier. It is used to amplify low-level signals and provides high common-mode gain and input impedance. This amplifier has an adjustable input range of 0 to 1500 mV, and an output range of 0 to 10 V. It is powered by a 5 V supply voltage, and is rated at 50 mA of current consumption. This amplifier also has a wide temperature range of -40°C to 85°C.

The ACNT-H87B-000E has a low total harmonic distortion of -60 dB, indicating excellent performance in terms of accuracy and purity of output signal. The amplifier has a high overload voltage of 500V and a low quiescent current of 125 µA, which makes it suitable for battery-operated applications. This module also has a high common-mode rejection ratio of -90 dB and a bandwidth of 240 kHz. The dimensions of the module are 11.3 mm x 8.3 mm x 3.2 mm.

Application Field

The ACNT-H87B-000E can be used in a wide range of instrumentation and control applications. It is suitable for use in precision measurement systems, such as those used in medical diagnostics and laboratory testing. This linear amplifier module is also ideal for sensor conditioning in industrial and automotive applications. It can be used to amplify signals from strain gauges, pressure transducers and other sensors.

The ACNT-H87B-000E is also suitable for use in industrial automation systems. It can be used to amplify the signal from analog position sensors, such as linear encoders, for use in motion control applications. The amplifier has a high common-mode rejection ratio, which makes it ideal for use in systems with high levels of electromagnetic interference. Additionally, the amplifier’s low current consumption makes it suitable for use in portable devices.

Working Principle

The ACNT-H87B-000E is an instrumentation linear amplifier designed for use in industrial and commercial applications. It uses operational amplifier (op amp) circuits to amplify low-level signals. An op-amp is an amplifier circuit with a differential voltage input and a single output. It uses a combination of resistors, capacitors and transistors to produce an amplified signal.

The ACNT-H87B-000E uses two op-amp stages to amplify the input signal. The first stage is an inverting stage, which amplifies the input signal. The second stage is a non-inverting stage, which adds an additional gain to the amplified signal. The amplified signal is then outputted from the device.

The ACNT-H87B-000E has a high common-mode rejection ratio, which makes it suitable for use in applications with high levels of electromagnetic interference. It also has a wide temperature range, which makes it suitable for use in both hot and cold environments. Additionally, the low quiescent current and overload voltage make it suitable for use in battery-operated applications.

Conclusion

The ACNT-H87B-000E is a high-precision and reliable instrumentation linear amplifier. It is used to amplify low-level signals and provides high common-mode gain and input impedance. It has a wide temperature range and a low quiescent current, which makes it suitable for use in battery-operated applications. This amplifier is ideal for use in industrial automation systems, precision measurement systems and sensor conditioning in industrial and automotive applications.

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