Hi, I would like to use some 741 op amps for a project and I saw that they need to have a + and a - power supply. Is there any way that I can either buy a PSU that can do this (if so what would be the correct name for it and where can I get one?) or is it possible to use a regular DC PSU and connect the Negative of it's output to the -15V pins of the op amp?
My circuit will use the 741 op amp chips in several aplications (non inverting amps, summing amps and impedence buffers etc), im not too sure yet how many i will use...
For the complete circuit I hope to draw a Max current of no more than 2A (probably quite a bit less but a PSU rated to handle a load of 2A sounds good to me)...there will be a lot of 24V DC motors in the circuit and various other stuff. I will reduce this 24V down to 15V for the 741s but will it be possible to run the 24V DC motor from the same PSU?
Any advice will be great!! Thanks!
My circuit will use the 741 op amp chips in several aplications (non inverting amps, summing amps and impedence buffers etc), im not too sure yet how many i will use...
For the complete circuit I hope to draw a Max current of no more than 2A (probably quite a bit less but a PSU rated to handle a load of 2A sounds good to me)...there will be a lot of 24V DC motors in the circuit and various other stuff. I will reduce this 24V down to 15V for the 741s but will it be possible to run the 24V DC motor from the same PSU?
Any advice will be great!! Thanks!