[sdiy] Op Amp Question
Stewart Pye
stewpye at optusnet.com.au
Tue Dec 14 22:06:19 CET 2010
I have a circuit where I want to switch two additional inputs to an op
amp summing circuit using an analog switch. So that I can get away with
using just one analog switch I had the idea of joining the summing end
of the resistors together and have an analog switch between there and
the summing node.
It would look something like this.
|---------////22k////---------|
| |
OP amp 1 Output --- ////22k//// | |
analog switch --- Op Amp
inverting input
OP amp 2 Output --- ////22k//// |
My question is when the switch is in the off position we are left with a
44k resistor between the two op amp outputs. Would this cause any bleed
from one output to the other, or does the low output impedance of the op
amps eliminate this?
When the switch is off I want only the op amp 1 output ( with half the
gain of when the switch is on) but don't want any bleed from op amp 2
output...
Cheers,
Stew.
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