Designer's Guide to Instrumentation Amplifiers from Analog Devices

Authored by ADI Fellow and Vice President of Analog Technology Lew Counts and Hardware Applications Engineer Chuck Kitchin, this new book represents more than 60 years of combined experience in designing and managing the development of analog integrated circuits. Available online for download at www.analog.com/pr/freeinampguide and in hardcopy, the 126-page in-amp guide contains easy-to-understand text using tables, graphs, and data presented in a “cookbook” format.

“ADI is supporting its leading high-performance amplifier products with tools that help engineers improve system performance and shorten the design cycle,” said Counts. “The third edition has been significantly expanded, improving upon the very popular previous edition by including several new applications sections as well as information on ADI’s latest innovative amplifier products.”

Intended as a handy reference book to be used throughout the entire design cycle, the in-amp guide helps engineers select, evaluate and design-in the most appropriate in-amps for their specific application by covering.

ADI’s portfolio of free support tools for amplifiers helps design engineers quickly and efficiently select the right products, conduct real-time simulations, and trial-test various configurations. Help is also available with support software that allows designers to troubleshoot potential problems, when implementing amplifiers in their design. In addition to A Designer’s Guide to Instrumentation Amplifiers -3rd Edition, the support tools portfolio includes the Designing with Amplifiers Quick Reference wall chart, design assistants and wizards, SPICE models and evaluation boards.

A Designer’s Guide to Instrumentation Amplifiers -3rd Edition is available free on the ADI web site and in hard copy. The online version contains web links to quickly connect readers to related sites of supporting information, such as product data sheets and application notes. To view the online version, or to order the hard copy, visit: www.analog.com/pr/freeinampguide.