CB68LP

Hi
Last time, you said I don't need to connect bias resistor from  AI+ to AIGND. Right now, I would like to make sure with you or somebody that wheather I need to put another wire from AI+ to AIGND. See attached.
If the ansewer is no, I don't ned to put any wire from AI+ to AIGND. why? That way the postive current can not flow to the AIGND. I don't understand. Could you please explain?
I am in a very urgent. I need to have a quick response.
Message Edited by Support on 12-01-2005 02:53 PM
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Sorry, I miss sth. If the bias resistors are 9.8kohm,9.9kohm or 100.1kohm, 101kohm or 102kohm. Is that fine.

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