ISO107

Introduction

Iso-107 is an instrumentation amplifier that is used to measure small variations in the signals applied to it. This can be used for measuring a wide range of signals such as pressure, current, temperature and resistance. The amplifier is useful for applications that require low noise, low distortion, small size and low power consumption.

Operating Principle

Iso-107 operates on the principle of subtracting the input signals from the reference signal. The amplifier has two inputs and a reference signal input. The reference signal is applied to the inverting input of the amplifier. When the non-inverting input receives the input signal, it is subtracted from the reference signal. The amplifier amplifies the difference between the two inputs, giving an output that is proportional to the difference in the inputs.

The two inputs of the amplifier are electrically isolated from each other. This allows the amplifier to reject common-mode noise, interference and offset voltages. The amplifier can also be used to measure small differences in very large input signals. The gain of the amplifier is adjustable and can be set to suit the application.

Applications

Iso-107 is used in a wide range of applications where accuracy and signal integrity is important. It is commonly used in medical, industrial, and consumer applications. Some of the applications are listed below:

• High-precision point-to-point distance measurements
• Measuring small changes in pressure, current, or temperature
• Measuring current or voltage for process and control applications
• Measuring strain in strain gauges
• Measuring humidity, sound and light

The accuracy and precision of the Iso-107 make it ideal for applications that require high accuracy measurements such as in medical and speed measurement systems. It is also used in automotive and aerospace applications where a reliable signal is needed.

Conclusion

Iso-107 is an instrumentation amplifier that is used to measure small variations in the signals applied to it. It operates on the principle of subtracting the input signals from the reference signal. The amplifier can reject common-mode noise, interference, and offset voltages and is used in a wide range of applications. The accuracy and precision of the Iso-107 make it ideal for applications that require high accuracy measurements.