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The Input Signal for an Instrumentation Amplifier Usually Comes From

Question 40

Question 40

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The input signal for an instrumentation amplifier usually comes from:


A) a transducer.
B) an inverting amplifier.
C) a Wheatstone bridge.
D) a differential amplifier.

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