I used OPA 544 to construct this non-inverting amp circuit. Except I used 2.7Kohm as R2 and replaced R1 with a 1K potentiometer. My supply is +24V -24V. The gain should increase as I decrease the value of potentiometer but after gain exceeds 5, output starts to get trimmed from the bottom and gain starts to decrease until output disappears. Really new to electronics and sorry if this is a simple issue. Btw I'm using a sinus wave well within the bandwith and RL is 160 ohm. I'm inputting the signal from the audio jack of my pc. Also the clipping occurs at gain of 5 regardless of input amplitude. If I input Vp-p= 1V it gets clipped at Vout p-p=5V and If I input Vp-p= 2V it gets clipped at Vout p-p=10V and so on.

 

Sounds like a dc offset problem.

 

What is the load? You are likely exceeding the maximum current allowed for the opamp.

 

Do you want to try some uppfer values of resistors

What is the load? You are likely exceeding the maximum current allowed for the opamp.

This is a power op map and the max current about 4A.

 

Do you want to using higher resistors as R2 = 10K, R1 was using 2.4K in series with 1K pot.

 

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This is a power op map and the max current about 4A.

Then have you checked the supply voltages to see if you are exceeding their maximum current?

Is the amp mounted on a suitable (quite large) heatsink?

 

Then have you checked the supply voltages to see if you are exceeding their maximum current?

Is the amp mounted on a suitable (quite large) heatsink?

As the TS using RL=160 Ω and the Vout = 10 Vmax, I = 10V/160Ω = 62.6mA.

 

As the TS using RL=160 Ω and the Vout = 10 Vmax, I = 10V/160Ω = 62.6mA.

Still leaves the question about the supplies, and the heatsink?

 

Still leaves the question about the supplies, and the heatsink?

And what do you calculate their values?