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a question about rail-to-rail opamp (Read 1746 times)
icguy
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a question about rail-to-rail opamp
Jun 29
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, 2008, 8:22am
is there certain ciucuit that can sense the output common mode signal for the cmfb? As most of the components can't sense the rail-to-rail output signal thank you
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Re: a question about rail-to-rail opamp
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Jun 30
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try a resistive divider, or a switched-capacitor common mode sense circuit.
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