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Dear friends,
All the Instrumentation amplifier data sheet include a very important graph called the diamond plot (Hexagone plot ) in which basically should define the relationship between the input common mode range and the differential input range a shown in the link below,
https://www.analog.com/designtools/...D8422&r=11&sl=11&tab=1&ty=1&vn=-15&vp=15&vr=0
Also I have an image below
In the graph they put the Vout in the axisis, I don't know why not the differential voltage ?
How can I generate such a graph in my Cadence simulation
Thank you very much
All the Instrumentation amplifier data sheet include a very important graph called the diamond plot (Hexagone plot ) in which basically should define the relationship between the input common mode range and the differential input range a shown in the link below,
https://www.analog.com/designtools/...D8422&r=11&sl=11&tab=1&ty=1&vn=-15&vp=15&vr=0
Also I have an image below
In the graph they put the Vout in the axisis, I don't know why not the differential voltage ?
How can I generate such a graph in my Cadence simulation
Thank you very much