As the demand for high-precision operational amplifiers increases, the use of self-correcting architectures becomes increasingly popular. This seminar focuses on zero-drift amplifiers, briefly introducing zero-drift architecture and exploring in detail the various design considerations inherent to these devices, including noise considerations, leakage current, output characteristics and minimizing temperature drift. Workshop participants will be able to: 1. Understand the industry’s definition of a “zero-drift” amplifier; 2. Gain knowledge about zero-drift architectures and their implementation benefits; 3. Fully understand various design considerations when implementing zero-drift op amps .
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