Here's one way to do it:
#12 Joined Nov 30, 2010 18,224 Sep 19, 2014 #21 Here's one way to do it: Attachments Gain of less than one.png 7.6 KB Views: 73
shteii01 Joined Feb 19, 2010 4,644 Sep 19, 2014 #22 #12 said: Here's one way to do it: Click to expand... I guess since I am already powering buffer op amp I might as well power a second one.
#12 said: Here's one way to do it: Click to expand... I guess since I am already powering buffer op amp I might as well power a second one.
#12 Joined Nov 30, 2010 18,224 Sep 19, 2014 #23 Take your pick. There are easier ways, like adjusting the resistors in post #15 to exactly fit your ADC input.
Take your pick. There are easier ways, like adjusting the resistors in post #15 to exactly fit your ADC input.
Papabravo Joined Feb 24, 2006 21,227 Sep 19, 2014 #24 Right. I forgot to mention that a non-inverting stage cannot have a gain of less than one.
B blah2222 Joined May 3, 2010 582 Sep 20, 2014 #25 Do you know what the output impedance of your sensor is or are you able to measure it?