Hello,
If we use a typical LM324 op amp with rails of +/- 15VDC, is it normal that:
A) When the non inverting input is +5Vdc and the inverting input is +3Vdc, the output results in the rails minus approximately 1V. Output measured is +13.7 Vdc?
B) Also the opposite happens when the non inverting input is +3Vdc and the inverting input is +5VDC, the output results in the negative rail plus approximately 1V. Output measured is -13.7 Vdc?
I think this is normal behavior but not sure, can someone please confirm this.
Thanks
If we use a typical LM324 op amp with rails of +/- 15VDC, is it normal that:
A) When the non inverting input is +5Vdc and the inverting input is +3Vdc, the output results in the rails minus approximately 1V. Output measured is +13.7 Vdc?
B) Also the opposite happens when the non inverting input is +3Vdc and the inverting input is +5VDC, the output results in the negative rail plus approximately 1V. Output measured is -13.7 Vdc?
I think this is normal behavior but not sure, can someone please confirm this.
Thanks
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