Okay, but I didn't see those components in your simulation.it is possible to use a comparator for a low 'grade' OPA, if he adds external components,
No it's a single supply.hi,
Do you have a dual supply, if yes is it +/-5V.??
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What pin is the second ground shown connected to. I see minus with ground symbol- pin 4. What pin is the second minus symbol connected to?hi,
Using a 6V supply, this is one option, will not go down to zero Vout.
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R3 should be a 10k trim pot.
LM741 requires a dual supply to have an input range that includes ground. It also needs a positive supply of at least 10V to provide a 5V output.No a single supply.
No it's a single supply.
One 5VDC supply, could use a higher voltage like 9V. The input is 0 to 5V, need 5V to 0V output.LM741 requires a dual supply to have an input range that includes ground. It also needs a positive supply of at least 10V to provide a 5V output.
What are your power supply restrictions?
Here is the question raised by a co-worker, trying to help him:Then use a RRIO OpAmp, one designed for single supply. What is the load on the output of the OpAmp ?
http://www.ti.com/amplifier-circuit/op-amps/general-purpose/products.html#~p78=In;Out
Regards, Dana.
The transducer has a 0 to 5V output, -V to +V.hi 123
You asked initially for
analog voltage 0V to 5V, to 5V to 0V
Now you say, transducer from -V to +V
Is it required to change 0v to -5V to 0v to +5V.?
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