To measure high voltages, you can use discrete resistors to assemble an input voltage divider and buffer (a) or an attenuating inverter (b), but performance suffers due to thermal mismatch
| Authors | Moshe Gerstenhaber, Chau Tran |
| Main Document | Article «Difference amplifier measures high voltages» |
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- Article «Difference amplifier measures high voltages»
- Figure 1. To measure high voltages, you can use discrete resistors to assemble an input voltage divider and buffer (a) or an attenuating inverter (b), but performance suffers due to thermal mismatch
- Figure 2. An integrated approach moves external resistors into the device's package for improved thermal tracking and greater accuracy
