Other Parts Discussed in Thread: LM2902, LM2904B
Dear Specialists,
My customer is evaluating LM2902KAV and has a question about the output voltage between calculated value and measured value.
I would be grateful if you could advise.
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When using the LM2902KAVQPWR as a DC input amplification with a single power supply, the output was different from the calculated value.
Is this the correct behavior? Please tell me the reason.
In the circuit used (could you please see attached Excel file), the operational amplifier in the red frame was set to LM2902 for measurement.
Then, I checked the output voltage (Vo) when the resistor Rx (blue frame in the circuit diagram) was changed (12kΩ, 13kΩ, 14kΩ, open).
Vo at the time of Rx change is as follows, and the red line part is different from the theory before replacement.
Question about LM2902 output voltage.xlsx
On the other hand, when another company's operational amplifier (uPC324) was used, the values were almost as calculated.
I understand that the offset voltage and bias current do not reach 0V, but it does not match the calculation and I cannot understand the behavior of sticking around 0.5V.
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I appreciate your great help in advance.
Best regards,
Shinichi
