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Improvement over conventional Instrumentation amplifier .

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Improvement over conventional Instrumentation amplifier by reducing number of resister and high CMRR and Gain.i want to improve conventional Instrumentation amplifier by using current mirror circuit which reducing resister count . i working in CMOS 0.18µm technology.i am uploading Instrumentation amplifier below. IA1.jpg
 

Current mirrors and resistors do not perform the same function.
In this case you want very well matched and very linear,
cross a wide range of conditions, resistors.

0.18um technology will give you an instrumentation amp
that can only handle a couple of volts at the input. Not
very useful for a lot of the things people want an IA
for (large-ish common mode offsets, tolerant of high
difference voltages).

So I question whether, even given whatever improvement
you think you could make, this exercise has much value.
 

i am using this Instrumentation amplifier in bio medical application for ECG signals.
what should i do?
 

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