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In Reply to: RE: Some more information posted by 1973shovel on June 09, 2008 at 22:35:22

In a nutshell you can run just about any (non-inverting) opamp single ended mode. You simply ground V- and use a voltage divider on the + input that offsets it to 1/2 of V+ and a capacitor on the output to remove the offset.

You will have to find the voltage divider they are using to offset the signal being fed to the + input and remove it. You may or may not need the output capacitor. Depends on how much offset running it with split supplies leaves.

Otherwise you are not really accomplishing anything.

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RE: "you can run just about any (non-inverting) opamp single ended mode" - 1973shovel 09:23:20 06/10/08 (2)
- Shouldn't hurt but may not help either... - Tweekeng 19:41:49 06/10/08 (1)
  - RE: Shouldn't hurt but may not help either... - 1973shovel 20:19:58 06/10/08 (0)

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