Answer / karthik

A type of differential amplifier with high input impedance
and low output impedance.Mostly used in all Transducers
because of its common mode rejection ratio property so that
noise can be eliminated from signal produced by primary
sensing element.

Answer / jobby c johnson

instrumentation amplifiers commonly known as INAMPS are
differantial amplifiers having high input impedane, low
output impedance. the gain of inamps are also very high.
basically the the circuit consists of 3 opamps, two of them
are voltage followers and one differantial amplifier

Answer / raja

an instrumentation amplifier may be defined as
conversion of any physical quantity into an
electrical quantity at the output.
hence it is coupled at the output of the
transducer and used as an data acquisition system

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