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millivolt power supply

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hi!
i want to make a milli volt power supply that ranges from 0 to25 millivolts . anybody help me in this.
 

make millivolt power supply

I think the easiest way is use an DAC with high resolution, and an amplifier with very low offset to buffer this signal ....

leomecma
 

how to create mili volt power supply

Use a stable reference, 5V or 2.5V, or whatever.
Either divide it down directly using an adjustable divider to produce a 0-25mV output and buffer that with a low-offset, low-drift opamp, or use a DAC and then divide down its output with a fixed divider to produce 0-25mV, then buffer that output with a good low-offset, low-drift opamp.
 

milivolt supply

hi!
thank you for your guidence. have any body any type of a milivolt power supply schtemetic digram because the thing that is woring me is this how much i can give a high resolution supply because i try to make any milivolt supply and to get it i am using supply of 1.5 or 3 volt
 

millivolts power supply

Hope this helps,
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millivolt power output

How much current do you need from this supply?
 

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