No. Never "hook" the feedback resistors to the (+) input of the op amp, unless you want a comparator or something. Get a copy of :
No. Never "hook" the feedback resistors to the (+) input of the op amp, unless you want a comparator or something. Get a copy of :
This project is for driving an amp that drives galvos capable of
60k Points per second (30Khz), if you find some multi Mhz galvo's let them know at alt.lasers, Trust me they will be excited ;).as for 0.4%accuracy from a LPT port .... I cannot remember this in our conversation perhaps you read this in another thread
Sorry my bad Hook it to the -ve supply instead of the +ve supply. Dunno where I got that last idea from must be time for breakfast :)
If I want to take the same signal and run it through the original opamp setup you gave me, but also produce an inverted(opposite) version of the same signal.
Do I simply use an inverting opamp with equal value resistors? Or am i way off :(
Thankyou I was just looking at the diagrams without looking at the maths :x My bad
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