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Re: Minimising current in unused op amp

by angus.oliver@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jul 4, 2008 at 06:25 PM

Thanks all of you - I appreciate it..

I've pretty much settled on a LM2904, with:
=94 Input common-mode voltage range includes
negative rail
=94 Differential input voltage range equal to the
power supply voltage
=94 Large output voltage swing 0V to (V
CC+ -1.5V)

Taking into account all your comments, I think I'll turn it into a(n
unnecessary) voltage follower (my op amp is only to scale a voltage
for an A/D conversion).
I'll have the output of the used amp as input into the non-inverting
input, and tie the output of this second amp back to the inverting
input for a unity gain voltage follower with "No extra current draw
involved" (Phil).

Thanks everyone,

Cheers,

Gus
 




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Minimising current in unused op amp
angus.oliver@[EMAIL PROTE  2008-07-04 01:20:49 
Re: Minimising current in unused op amp
"Bob Eld" <n  2008-07-04 08:20:35 
Re: Minimising current in unused op amp
Chris <cfoley1064@[EMA  2008-07-04 08:41:29 
Re: Minimising current in unused op amp
John Larkin <jjlarkin@  2008-07-04 12:08:05 
Re: Minimising current in unused op amp
"Phil Allison"   2008-07-05 10:18:00 
Re: Minimising current in unused op amp
angus.oliver@[EMAIL PROTE  2008-07-04 18:25:52 

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