OUTA
Function
Amplifier A output.
How to connect
Connect the 30 kΩ feedback resistor and high-impedance output meter.
Electrical note
Output is not rail-to-rail; load and temperature affect the swing.
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Amplifier A output.
Connect the 30 kΩ feedback resistor and high-impedance output meter.
Output is not rail-to-rail; load and temperature affect the swing.
Negative feedback input of amplifier A.
Connect the 30 kΩ / 10 kΩ feedback junction.
Positive signal input of amplifier A.
Connect to VIN in the example.
Keep the input within the recommended common-mode range.
Positive supply shared by all four amplifiers.
Apply +5 V; bypass locally to pin 11 with 100 nF.
Positive signal input of amplifier B.
Connect to VIN in the example.
Keep the input within the recommended common-mode range.
Negative feedback input of amplifier B.
Connect directly to OUTB for a unity-gain follower.
Amplifier B output.
Join to INB−; leave the follower output otherwise unloaded.
Output is not rail-to-rail; load and temperature affect the swing.
Amplifier C output.
Join to INC−; leave the follower output otherwise unloaded.
Output is not rail-to-rail; load and temperature affect the swing.
Negative feedback input of amplifier C.
Connect directly to OUTC for a unity-gain follower.
Positive signal input of amplifier C.
Connect to VIN in the example.
Keep the input within the recommended common-mode range.
Negative supply shared by all four amplifiers.
Connect to GND for the illustrated single-supply circuit.
With split supplies this is the negative rail, not the midpoint.
Positive signal input of amplifier D.
Connect to VIN in the example.
Keep the input within the recommended common-mode range.
Negative feedback input of amplifier D.
Connect directly to OUTD for a unity-gain follower.
Amplifier D output.
Join to IND−; leave the follower output otherwise unloaded.
Output is not rail-to-rail; load and temperature affect the swing.