[sdiy] Voltage Divider for 0-30v PSU (+/-15v output)
ASSI
Stromeko at nexgo.de
Sat Mar 1 17:31:05 CET 2008
On Samstag 01 März 2008, Anthony Bisset wrote:
> The meter shows +/-15v outputs referenced against the common ground
> and all looks well but upon loading the circuit the voltage drops to
> +8v and approx -0.5v... Obviously we're missing something.
This "split" supply just provides a 0V reference voltage, which actually
is good enough for a few circuits. But you can never return current
to "common ground" because there isn't any. You'd need to provide a
virtual ground via a servo power opamp (0V reference at In+, virtual
ground at In- and Out) or something similar if you need it as a return
path. Stability, noise and frequency dependent impedance of this
virtual ground need to be considered carefully.
> Note the design is taken from the tonal tilt dual 9v battery
> to +/-9v power design on headwize.com
Yes, but they just needed a midpoint reference - not a return path. A
discussion of what to do when this is insufficient is at the bottom of
another page on the same site:
http://headwize.com/projects/opamp_prj.htm
Achim.
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