This derivation assumes a single-stage, linear CSA. Derivation first begins by determining VB (bias voltage across bias resistor) when load (IL) is 0A as this is essentially VOS, EXT RTI. Then this is divided by gain error factor (GEF) to get the referred-to-shunt offset error (VOS, EXT RTS). Note that this derivation also requires a more specific equation for GEF which assumes that the REXT value at each pin can be different.
Equation 24.
(4) into (3) and (5) into (2)
Equation 25.
(2) into (7)
Equation 26.
(7) into (8)
Equation 27.
(1), (3), and (9) into (6).
Equation 28.
(8) into (6). Solve for VB
Equation 29.
Determine Gain Error Factor when REXT1 does not equal REXT2. You can simply remove ICM, ON, IOS sources, and set VCM and VREF sources to 0V as these only affect the offset. Gain is constant throughout operational VCM.
(5) into (2)
Equation 30.
(2) into (7)
Equation 31.
(2), (8) into (10).
Equation 32.
(7) into (10). Solve for VB/VSH = GEF
Equation 33.