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Hi all,
I need to use the LF411 amplifier for a project (i.e. replacing it is not possible). I could not find much information about the balance pins (i.e. pins 1 and 5).
If it is not necessary to trim the input offset voltage, is it possible to leave the balance pin unconnected ?
If the balance pins are left unconnected, what input offset voltage should be expected ?
Best,
Didier Negretto
Hello Didier,
Welcome to e2e :)
Leave them unconnected and do not connect anything to the pads. These pins can inject noise into the input stage, so keep "noisy" devices or signals away from pins 1 and 5 so they do not couple in.
All the best,
Carolina
Hi Didier,
I could not find much information about the balance pins (i.e. pins 1 and 5).
You may want to have a look into the original datasheet from National Semiconductor:
If the balance pins are left unconnected, what input offset voltage should be expected ?
You will see the input offset voltage as specified in the datasheet.
Kai