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Fig. 14-14 This circuit also provides an output from a strain-gauge transducer on a sampled basis (to minimize power consumption), as does the circuit of Fig. 14-13. However, the Fig. 14-14 circuit is designed to remain in the quiescent state for long periods with relatively brief on-times, actuated by a sample or strobe command. A typical application would be for remote weight information in storage tanks, where weekly readings are sufficient. Quiescent current is about 150μA and on-state current about 50 mA. The output-trim pot scales the circuit for 3-mV/V-type strain-gauge transducers. Linear Technology Linear Applications Handbook 1990, p AN23-4.
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