AMP01 Instrumentation Amp Replacement

There is an AMP02. What about the AD62x series? I've used the AD622, and the AD620 might be a fit. Then there's the AD8xxx upgrades.

Cheers

Up to what frequency?

If I remember rightly, the unique selling point of the AMP-01 is that it can drive a capacitive load of up to 1uF directly - gain-bandwidth available drops to something pretty pathetic when driving that kind of capacitative load, but at least it doesn't oscillate.

Tell us a bit more about your application - if you can - and the power rails you've got available/would like to use.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

Hmm, where are you buying them? All I see are ~$20 each for onesies. Unless you need the ceramic package?

I've used the AD620 and INA121. But never at a gain of 10,000!

George H.

All I could find were ceramics. Where did you see these please?

Bill

Digikey has them for about $22:

Newark has the DIP for $23 and SOIC for $18:

Allied for $30:

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I like the INA128, about $8:

INA128

The AD620 can't be set for gain over 1000. Same for INA129 which is = drop-in=20 compatible (for the AD620).

The AMP01 seems to be unique. Somebody is selling five pieces on eBay = for=20 about $55 each:

The LT1920 seems like a good part for about $6:

ND/891763

Good luck,

Paul

Thanks for the heads-up Paul. last time I did a search in Digikey, only the $49 ceramic came up for some reason.

Better buy a truckload while they're still around.

Bill

Hi Bill, Findchips.com is a nice web service when you are looking for parts.

George H.

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According to the analog website the ceramic and soic are still in production. If you need a lot it's sometimes cheaper to buy from analog directly.

George H.