Can't you use a standard opamp for it? If the gain for
a single opamp is too low, chain them together for a
higher gain.

John

--- John Pearson <xero@cmc.net> wrote:

> I need to amplify the signal from a sensor into an
> ADC. I have very little analog experience or
> knowledge.
> 
> Circuit supply voltage is +3.3 volts.
> Output impedance of transducer is 1K typical.
> Full output voltage span of sensor is 35mV typical.
> Nominal input impedance of ADC is 10K.
> 
> I want to amplify the DC voltage from the sensor to
> the ADC as much as possible. Linearity, temp drift
> and offset is not too much of an issue.
> 
> Can this be done with perhaps a mosfet and a couple
> resistors? Is there a small package (like a TO92 or
> 3 pin package) that will do the trick?
> 
> Thanks
> 
> John
> 
> 
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