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poly_poly-man

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posted 02-21-2008 06:31 PM CST (US)   View Profile for poly_poly-man   Send PM  to poly_poly-man   |  Edit Message  |  Quote Message in Reply
Okay, so maybe parallel op-amps (for cheapness).

Of course, I haven't yet taken any formal electronics courses, and my knowledge of op-amps is a tad limited, but should this do what I want? (Please excuse the awful drawing - I did it basically freehand in inkscape.) Can I power the op-amps in series, or is what's shown the best I can do?

EDIT: Just realised why that's stupid - the dual part only has one voltage in/out <sticking tongue out>

EDIT2: Fixed link above for new circuit.

Does it matter which op-amp I use?

Also, just so I understand the circuit a bit more - the two resistors (R1 and R2), are they there to do really basic voltage splitting? In my head, they do voltage splitting for the op-amp, which then powers the rest of the circuit, like a buffer. Correct?

BTW, if it makes sense, I can go for two batteries in series. Should I?

Thanks very much for your help!

poly-p man

[Edited by poly_poly-man on 02-21-2008 at 06:54 PM.]

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