| ??? 11/26/03 11:07 Read: times |
#59453 - RE: Depends on standards Responding to: ???'s previous message |
"Jack"
Site policy is to use a real name for transactions in the forum. It is a courtesy to stop everyone looking like an idiot addressing a whisky bottle. Your email address does not have to be public, but it is known to the site moderators. Anyway, a lot depends on your required accuracy and things. My personal preferred technique for this would be a transformer ratio arm bridge (sometimes called a coaxial AC bridge), but the design techniques are very tricky. IF these are LIVE (human ?) muscle samples, then your circuitry needs to be in a different class than something a hobbyist lashes up on a bench. A TRAB has the great benefit of being FULLY isolated from the drive and detector, and they can work with "stray" reactances >>10^6 times the signal. What is the application ? Steve |
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