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How to get constant values of the Rin?

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Rin

Guyz,

i'm trying to measure the input resistance, Rin.
Basically, Rin = Vio/Iio (ohms law). unfortunately, the values that i get is non-constant. it varies from 0.002Mohm ~ hundreds Mohms.
so, is there anyway to get a constant values?

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for high impedence input device, it is difficult to get a constant values.
normally, it is have a min value
 

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Sunking,

May i know the min value for the Rin or the typical value for Rin. the op amp is the general purpose op amp.
 

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So Rin is not constant
 

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Does the non-constant Rin values affected by the doping or anything during the fabrication?
 

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