Design of bipolar current source with amplitude up to 200 mA
Dongming Qiu · IEEE Transactions on Instrumentation and Measurement · 1989
One of the major requirements on the performance of a current source used for existing sensors is its amplitude stability. A method for designing a bipolar current source with amplitude up to 200 mA is developed. Its operating frequency is 10 kHz. The application of automatic control principles to the design of such a source makes the required amplitude stability possible. The circuit and its test data, including the maximum output amplitude, internal impedance, output regulation, and adjustment characteristic for an actual source, are given. This current source has successfully been used to excite the sensor of a continuous casting slag detector.>