Hello SUM,
One option you have is to feed the output of the AMC1200 into an INA333. Attached is a TINA schematic of this solution. Note that your customer will need to provide an adequate voltage level to the REF pin (pin 5) of the INA333 in order to ensure the output stays within the linear range of the INA.
Depending on your customer’s voltage swing requirements, they could also take the output directly from the VOUTP terminal (pin 7) of the AMC1200. Such output is referenced to ground and has either a 1.29V offset or a 2.55V offset depending on the value of VDD2 as stated in the AMC1200 datasheet. One caveat to this approach is that the output swing will be half of the total differential output swing.
Let us know if your customer has any further questions.
Best regards,
Jose (Please visit the site to view this file)
