---+ Cryo board analog gains
This page presents a brief circuit analysis for the cryoelectronics board, and describes some of its wrinkles.

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DAC Side
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DAC-side schematic |
The fully differential amplifier is configured as an integrator. If we re-label the input and feedback capacitors by

and

, we have:
If we assume a negligible amount of current flows in the resistors above and below the RTD, we can use KCL to write:
where

is the gain of the fixed-gain amplifier. Combining the two,
Or,
Now, we can express

in terms of the output voltage

:
Combining, we get the overall transfer function
To get the frequency response, we substitute

and solve for the magnitude response. We get:
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Topic revision: r3 - 2011-08-06 - DfmuxCollab