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The TDA7240A is an amplifier for car radios so it uses a single polarity supply.
The opamps in the crossover circuit can also use a single polarity supply if their inputs are biased at half the supply voltage.
 

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juggler73

Joined Apr 10, 2010
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"The opamps in the crossover circuit can also use a single polarity supply if their inputs are biased at half the supply voltage"

i dont know how to do that :confused:
 

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An opamp with a dual-polarity supply has its inputs biased at 0V which is half the total supply voltage.
If you have a +12V supply then if you bias the opamp inputs at half the supply voltage (+6V) with two identical resistors and capacitor-couple the input, output and feedback grounding then any opamp will work.

In my sketch I show a non-inverting and inverting opamp with a dual-polarity supply and a single positive supply:
 

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juggler73

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how do they relate to the opamp circuit i already have

The only thing with in and non verting is the output buffers

im so confused
 

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juggler73

Joined Apr 10, 2010
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im having a bit of a problem with getting the schematic laid out.

i couldnt do it with proteus so i changed to Eagle, ive done the tl072,tl071 bit.
but i having a problem with the amplifiers because i cant find a library files for the TDA7240 and the TDA2030. does anyone have lbr files for these components.
ive tried there website but cant seem to find them.

any help would be great
 

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juggler73

Joined Apr 10, 2010
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i would like to make my own pcb from the schematics ive got which are not from any schematics from there datasheets.
 
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