Resistors in a conditioning circuit

Was wondering what to you think about the following conditioning circuit for an AD590 (250uA...323uA to 0V...3V):

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I'm using LM358 as op.amp. and 1% resistors.

The resistors are all in the range 1k...10k in order to minimize DC errors due to Ibias. Is correct?

Any suggestion (to reduce Ibias' errors) are welcomed.

Thanks in advance

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rossi
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rossi skrev:

The gain is about 30 times.

Vos =3D 7mV -> 200mV output error Ioffset =3D 150nA -> 150uV error voltage -> 5mV error on output

So offset currents isn=B4t your consern - offset voltages is. You can get around this by using a better amp of adding a 10mV offset to the input and do calibration routines in your microcontroller or whatever

Regards

Klaus

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Klaus Kragelund

Klaus Kragelund ha scritto:

Could you suggest me an op.amp. with lover VOS, not so expensive, single supply? Thanks

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rossi

TLC2274 is better

Regards

Klaus

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Klaus Kragelund

given the incredible variety of op amps and instrumentation amps out there, i don't dare make a recommendation for so undefined a task. can you actually specify a Vos and Vos drift, tempco etc? how about minimum gain, CMRR, bandwidth, accuracy, settling time to specified accuracy, max price etc?

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