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Hall Sensor Amplifier by LT6011 Micropower Op Amp

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This application is a low power hall sensor amplifier based on LT6011 , Linear Technology's dual operational amplifier fits 25uV input precision micropower operation and wide 2.7V to 36V supply range. HW-108A is the hall element in the application. At 1V DC bias, it consumes about 2.5 mA with a sensitivity of 4mV/mT. Reducing the bias voltage reduces the power consumption but it also reduces the sensitivity. At this point, to lower the power consumption, micropower amplification takes an important role. Circuit operation is as follows. The LT1790 micropower reference gives a fixed output of 1.25V. The voltage divider circuitry made up of 7.87kΩ  and 100kΩ resistors reduces the voltage and the voltage across the 7.87kΩ becomes 0.09V. LT1782 acts as a buffer. So when this 0.09V is applied as bias voltage across the hall sensor bridge, the current is only 0,23mA. This is about 1/10 of the original value. This means that your batteries will last 10 times longer. On the other hand t...

Regulator power supply with op amp

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Power supply circuit has a first amplifier using op-amp is IC uA741. Op amp circuit that is used only one, but it also features an adjustable voltage, which is steered by a trimpot resistors. Rtrim will set the input to the IC input on pin 2, so that if the detainee on Rtrim which will be channeled into ic enlarges the output voltage will be small, and otherwise. After the voltage is boosted and filtered and then the voltage will be regulated and boosted again by a NPN transistor. Output voltage 0.5V - 35V Part List : Resistor R1____1K5 R2____1K trim R3____10K R4____330R R5____1K R6____47R R7____68R R8____820R R9____47K R10___22K R11___1K5 Capacitor C1____10000uF 80V Transistor Q1____2N3565 Q2____2N3565 Q3____S9013 Q4____S9013 Diode D1____1N4007 D2____1N4007 LED1_Red Led IC U1____uA741 (op-amp ic)

Op Amp Dc Offset Shift Circuit Diagram

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This is the simple Op-Amp Dc Offset Shift Circuit Diagram. The dc values of op-amp offsets can`t always be taken for granted when delivering ac outputs. No device is ever exactly symmetrical for maximum positive slew rate versus maximum negative slew rate. Consequently, there is always some range of output slew rates in which the device used limits in one direction more severely than in the other.  Op-Amp Dc Offset Shift Circuit Diagram What results in rectification of the ac signal and an apparent shift of the dc offset. This test circuit can check for the shift phenomenon. The accompanying table and graph illustrate the results obtained for four devices, all of different types.As frequency and slew rate are increased, the effect can be either relatively abrupt (LF412CN and NE55532N) or relatively gradual (LF358J and TL0820P).