I’m trying to amplify the current from an Analog Discovery 2. I’ve got the TDA 7297 which works alright for high frequency signals, however, I am looking to pass through essentially slowly changing DC signals. This has been unsuccessful so far, with the amplifier as ships, and when we tried to short out some of the input capacitors. Is there anyway we can bypass this functionally low frequency filter, and amplify DC signals? Is there anyway that we can get a schematic/circuit diagram of the board to investigate ourselves?

Thanks
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