I added the 240 ohm resistor and the damping circuitry.
I also added a capacitor on the output of the LM317L to maintain stability (after a SPICE simulation revealed an oscillation), and corrected the offset bias resistors so the output behaves as desired.
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Hi,I'm planning to fit a fuel tank with a contents gauge. The sender that...
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britt
I have a similar question but my factor level unit reads 13-75 ohms and the new gauge requires 33-240 ohms. Can a circuit convert those readings?
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Don Foreman
Neat!
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Fred Bloggs
Yes- you might first try a simple resistance multiplier x3. It requires a negative supply, and works more or less depending upon how much voltage the meter wants to see and how much current it delivers: View in a fixed-width font such as Courier.