[sdiy] Inverting Amplifier as a Buffer Output.
David G. Dixon
dixon at interchange.ubc.ca
Thu Jun 24 06:06:53 CEST 2010
Hey Oscar,
I used to use A all the time, but now I use mostly B, because I found that
it is a helluva lot easier to lay out on the PCB, with or without the 10pF
cap (which I always make provision for, whether I use it or not). I have
noticed no difference in how my circuits perform.
My $0.02 (probably only worth $0.01).
> I have drawn below two different configurations of an inverting amplifier
> as buffer output:
> A) The feedback resistor is taped -before- the output resistor.
> B) The feedback resistor is taped -after- the output resistor.
>
> The case A) has voltage drop when it is conected to another module input.
> This is solved in the case B) where there is not voltage drop.
> So, it seems a better solution.
>
> What advantages has the case A) versus the case B) if any?
>
>
> ----/\/\/\/\-------
> | |
> A) | |
> | = |
> | = = |
> -----------/\/\/\/\-------= -- = |
> = =-----------/\/\/\/\
> ----= + =
> | = =
> | =
> __|__
>
>
>
> ----/\/\/\/\----------------
> | |
> B) | |
> | = |
> | = = |
> -----------/\/\/\/\-------= -- = |
> = =---/\/\/\/\----------
> ----= + =
> | = =
> | =
> __|__
>
>
>
>
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