Performance:
Wide supply voltage range: 7-24V input
Ultra-low input offset voltage: 50uV maximum.
Ultra-low input bias current: 1.0nA (maximum).
CMRR: 100dB
Ultra-low input offset voltage drift: 0.6uV / ℃ (maximum).
Ultra-stable, time: 2uV / month maximum
Size: 50x30x15mm / 1.95"x1.17"x0.59"

Wiring:
The positive power supply voltage according to the input power to select the input voltage positive
1) When the supply voltage is 13-24V, connect 24V (panel labeled), this time, +E output voltage 12V，sensorsupply is available;
2) When the supply voltage of 7-13V, connect +E.
GND: negative power supply
+S: signal input terminal
-S: Negative signal input terminal (which can be accessed GND)
OUT: Signal output
-E: Output voltage -5V (for sensor supply)
Note: signal input, output, power input, three signals must be common ground.

Magnification:
1-10000 times (theoretical value) multiple smaller, the greater the bandwidth, suggestion 1-1000times
Signal Input voltage: 100uV-300 mV
Output voltage:+7.5V

Magnification adjustment: via potentiometer board to adjust.

Calibration Zero: +S and -S short, adjust the zero potentiometer allows the output to OV. Module is used to improve accuracy.

Package included:
1x DC Microvolt/ Milivolt Voltage Amplifier Board

• Precision, bottom disorders, DC microvolts, millivolt voltage amplifier, small signal can be used to direct amplification, micro-volt, millivolt voltage amplification
• AD620 specifically for small-signal, instrumentation pressure sensors, photodiode signal amplification use
• Wide input range, this product AD620 zoom, you can zoom in microvolts, mV, higher than the market LM358 precision zoom, better linearity
• Magnification, using potentiometer amplifying an input signal, up to 10,000 times magnification, only can be adjusted through a potentiometer
• Wide power supply range, 7-24V DC power input

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