Telcom, LDMOS, automotive and many other applications require the measurement of current flow at high voltages (high-side current). Often, a circuit operating at 5 V must monitor currents at 48 V.

In electronics, a Norton amplifier—also known as a current differencing amplifier (CDA)—is a specialized analog circuit that ...

The voltage-amplifier stage (or VAS) has often been regarded as the most critical part of a power-amplifier, since it not only provides all the voltage gain but also must deliver the full output ...

Need to lay your hands on a 1,300V/µs amplifier module that can output ±12V into heavy loads? Look no further than headphone amplifier boards based on TI’s TPA6120A2, which are available all over the ...

STMicroelectronics has created a 100V capable precision current-sense amplifier with 120dB rejection of PWM signals.

Certain current-sense amplifiers have to contend with frequent overvoltages. For example, a current-sense amplifier that monitors batterydischarge currents in an automobile must withstand high-voltage ...

This a two stage current amplifier with gains from 10 2 V/A to 10 7, with a parts cost of about $40. The design is based on the OPA656 which boasts input current noise 5fA/√Hz and input voltage noise ...

Analog Devices has introduced what it claims to be the industry's most accurate high voltage amplifier for current sensing applications. The AD8207 zero drift, high voltage, bi-directional current ...

A Current Mirror Differential Amplifier (CM Diff Amp) is a foundational building block in analog integrated circuits. In this project, we successfully designed, simulated, and verified a PMOS ...

Abstract: A novel integrated high-voltage high bandwidth linear amplifier for medical ultrasonic transmitter applications is presented in this brief. Compared to digital high voltage pulsers, linear ...

Abstract: We describe a low-power voltage amplifier that is suitable for RF (radio frequency) receivers in a WSN (wireless sensor network). Since a sensor node has a strict energy budget in a WSN, it ...