OUTA
Function
Channel A output.
How to connect
Connect the 30 kΩ feedback resistor and high-impedance meter.
Electrical note
Output swing requires supply headroom.
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Channel A output.
Connect the 30 kΩ feedback resistor and high-impedance meter.
Output swing requires supply headroom.
Channel A negative-feedback node.
Join 30 kΩ from OUTA and 10 kΩ to the 0 V midpoint.
Channel A positive input.
Connect to the common 0.40 V input in the example.
Stay within the specified input common-mode range.
Positive rail shared by four channels.
Connect +15 V; bypass locally to 0 V with 100 nF.
Channel B positive input.
Connect to the common 0.40 V input in the example.
Stay within the specified input common-mode range.
Channel B negative-feedback node.
Join directly to OUTB for a follower.
Channel B output.
Connect to its own negative input; no external load in this example.
Output swing requires supply headroom.
Channel C output.
Connect to its own negative input; no external load in this example.
Output swing requires supply headroom.
Channel C negative-feedback node.
Join directly to OUTC for a follower.
Channel C positive input.
Connect to the common 0.40 V input in the example.
Stay within the specified input common-mode range.
Negative rail shared by four channels.
Connect −15 V; bypass locally to 0 V with 100 nF.
This is not signal ground in the split-supply example.
Channel D positive input.
Connect to the common 0.40 V input in the example.
Stay within the specified input common-mode range.
Channel D negative-feedback node.
Join directly to OUTD for a follower.
Channel D output.
Connect to its own negative input; no external load in this example.
Output swing requires supply headroom.