noniverting transistor amp

Stewart Pye stew at uq.net.au
Fri Jan 22 09:00:36 CET 1999


Hi,

Why not use a comparator. Single supply op amp 15V with, say 4V on the
inverting input, and connect your 5V signal to the non inverting input.
This should give about 13V on the output that could be limited with a zener
to 12V ( or use a voltage divider ), Is it for a roland gate trigger?? if
so it should handle 13V no problem. Op Amps are cheap and easy for this
kind of thing. ( IMO )


At 17:23 21/01/99 -0600, Rob wrote:
>
>I need to take a digital signal (5v) and convert it to 12v..
>Is this possible to do with 1 transistor amp and maintain phase
>relations/non-inverting?
>
>It *seems* like every amp I see is inverting.. 
>I guess maybe a darlington configuration would do this, but thats two
>trannies..
>
>
>Rob
> 




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