Measuring current and internal impedance of current source

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koolsam

Joined Jan 24, 2017
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I am building a current source for an EIT project that I am doing. I have not reached the multiplexer part as I am still having issues with my current source. I am developed the current source as shown below.

It works on my actual circuit board, but the bipolar waveform does not appear on my multisim simulation.

I am supposed to get my non-inverted sine wave output from U2B, and my inverted sinewave from U1A. These sine waves are then passed into U4D and U3C which are configured to be the howland current source exactly at 1k ohms.

My main issue from this is how am I able to measure the current out from U4D and U3C into the water tank of my EIT project. I need to get around 1mA passing through the water tank. I have tried using a variable resistor as my load, but I am unsure how to calculate as U4D and U3C has a bipolar output.

If there is also another possible way to calculate the internal impedance, I would also like to know.
If there are any suggestions for a better circuit, I would also like to hear it.

Thank you
 
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