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Signal conditioning chip for a single point load cell

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Former Member over 15 years ago
Hi.. i'm looking for a signal conditioning CHIP for converting the output of a single point load cell of 2mV/V to 0~10v. this chip must consist of a low pass filter which is to remove the noise ( high freq) and an amplifier to amplify the signal from 2mV to the range of 0~10V.Do you have any idea on this kind of chip? can i have the s/n of this chip? Thanks
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    nickgray over 15 years ago

    I do not know of a chip that will give you up to 10V output, but there are chips that will give you a digital output. If you want 0 to 10V output, I would use an instrumentation amplifier. If you do not know how to use these amplifiers, tell me the load cell you are using and what voltage you want to power it from and I will try to help you with a circuit.

     

    Maxim Integrated Products makes two signal conditioning chips that I know of. They are the MAX1452 and the MAX1464. ZMD (http://www.zmdi.com) in Germany also has some signal conditioning chips for pressure sensors and load cells. Go to their web site and hover your mouse over the "Products" button and you will see 8 Sensor Signal Conditioner Products.

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    nickgray over 15 years ago

    I do not know of a chip that will give you up to 10V output, but there are chips that will give you a digital output. If you want 0 to 10V output, I would use an instrumentation amplifier. If you do not know how to use these amplifiers, tell me the load cell you are using and what voltage you want to power it from and I will try to help you with a circuit.

     

    Maxim Integrated Products makes two signal conditioning chips that I know of. They are the MAX1452 and the MAX1464. ZMD (http://www.zmdi.com) in Germany also has some signal conditioning chips for pressure sensors and load cells. Go to their web site and hover your mouse over the "Products" button and you will see 8 Sensor Signal Conditioner Products.

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