offset null in op-amp
Discussion in "Project Doubts" started by dspicmicro Dec 8, 2012.
Sat Dec 08 2012, 09:57 am
hello sir;
now i have removed this problem .now my problem that i m doing a test using switch.
when i m connecting a switch to controller , the controller is working means stepper is moving forward and reverse according to switch ON and OFF. But when i am connecting out put of above circuit which i have post above (means out pin 6 of op-amp) it not detecting switching and moving only one direction.
the out put voltage at pin 6 of is 1.46 even no signal receiving by IR LED(Receiver Led) from the transmitter Led.is problem this ,means at logic zero voltage is 1.46 .
how i can remove this voltage to zero. please help me.
now i have removed this problem .now my problem that i m doing a test using switch.
when i m connecting a switch to controller , the controller is working means stepper is moving forward and reverse according to switch ON and OFF. But when i am connecting out put of above circuit which i have post above (means out pin 6 of op-amp) it not detecting switching and moving only one direction.
the out put voltage at pin 6 of is 1.46 even no signal receiving by IR LED(Receiver Led) from the transmitter Led.is problem this ,means at logic zero voltage is 1.46 .
how i can remove this voltage to zero. please help me.
Mon Dec 10 2012, 10:31 am
sir,
i have post the problem in(project doubt section with topic "unusual problem"). i have also used TLO84 and OP07 but it has also the same problem output=1.47 even no signal received by receiver.
actually i have replaced eight 741 ic with two LM 324.
complete problem is in topic "unusual problem" posted by me . now i find that this is "USUAL PROBLEM ".
i have post the problem in(project doubt section with topic "unusual problem"). i have also used TLO84 and OP07 but it has also the same problem output=1.47 even no signal received by receiver.
actually i have replaced eight 741 ic with two LM 324.
complete problem is in topic "unusual problem" posted by me . now i find that this is "USUAL PROBLEM ".
[ Edited Mon Dec 10 2012, 10:34 am ]
Mon Dec 10 2012, 09:54 pm
sorry sir,
i think by mistake i have used my friend yash account to reply ,we are class mate. i was on his laptop.
i think by mistake i have used my friend yash account to reply ,we are class mate. i was on his laptop.
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