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SeaWitch
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"Super Timmy" Op-Amp Question
Hey All,
If I were to build a Super Timmy, and I wanted to run it with 24V or even 30V input, what op-amp would you recommend?
It seems like maybe I'm confined to 18V with any Timmy compatible op-amps, but I'm not sure...I don't have enough knowledge about these dual op amps.
Let me know if you have any suggestions for me!
SeaWitch
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OK...I may be getting a little confused between "supply voltage" and "input voltage".
Seems like the LM1458 would work well, however I'm getting mixed information regarding max voltage it can handle.
At Mouser:
The LM1458 has a Max Supply Voltage of 36V
The TI Data Sheet:
Supply Voltage
LM1458 ±18V
Differential Input Voltage ±30V
Input Voltage (5) ±15V
Can anyone help clear this up for me?
IvIark
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The LM1458 can handle 36V with a zero volt negative rail, or +/-18V with a bipolar supply. Basically you have a 36 volt swing. So for 24 or 30V it should be ok in the Timmy circuit. Just make sure your caps are rated appropriately.
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Perfect! Thanks a million!
IvIark
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Let us know how it turns out
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