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The AD8223ARMZ-R7 Instrumentation Amplifier is a highly reliable, single-channel amplifier, designed to provide high-sensitivity signal conditioning, while maintaining low power requirements. It features a maximum supply voltage of 24 V, a maximum input resistance of 2 GOhms, a 25 nA input bias current, and a 0.5 mA operating supply current. The amplifier has a Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of 90 dB for excellent noise immunity, as well as a Unit-Weight of 0.004938 oz. This low-power amplifier is perfect for a wide range of applications, such as charge measurement, bio-sensing, optical strain measurement, bridge-sensor amplification, and motion control current sensors. Its user-selectable gain and bandwidth can further tailor device performance for a variety of low-noise applications. In addition, the AD8223ARMZ-R7 is RoHS-compliant and is supplied in a Reel package.

The LMP8645HVMKE/NOPB from Texas Instruments is an instrumentation amplifier specifically designed for high accuracy data acquisition. It features a wide common mode voltage range of -2V to +76V and CMRR-Common-Mode-Rejection-Ratio of 95 dB, which minimizes noise in applications requiring high common mode rejection such as medical, industrial, and instrumentation systems. It has high gain accuracy over a wide temperature range and excellent gain non-linearity and temperature coefficient. This instrumentation amplifier operates from a 2.7 V to 12 V supply voltage and has a Maximum-Operating-Temperature of +125°C and a Minimum-Operating-Temperature of -40°C. This product is available in the TSOT Package-Case.

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The UTC OPA2336 is a CMOS operational amplifier. It is operated on a 2.1V (Min.) single supply. A100kΩ load is driven by the rail-to-rail output and the accuracy of the output voltage is ensured at ± 3mV. The UTC OPA2336 is characterized by its low quiescent current (20μA/amplifier), low offset voltage (125μV max), low input bias current (1pA), and high open-loop gain (115dB).

The ADI Instrumentation Amplifier (AD8604ARZ-REEL7) is based on the AD8604 series and is comprised of four independent operational amplifiers integrated into a single chip. It has shutdown capabilities and can be used in applications ranging from transducer amplifiers to buffering. The chip features a low input voltage noise density (33 nV/sqrt Hz at 5 V), wide supply voltage range (2.7 V – 5.5 V), relatively fast slew rate (6 V/us), and a relatively high voltage gain (98.06 dB). In addition, the chip operates with relatively low supply current (750 uA).