We are currently using the op-amp in an application using an inverting amplifier configuration with the positive supply connected to ground and the negative supply connected to -5.2V. We only require negative output voltages from the op-amp. This configuration is working fine. We get 0 to -5V output as required. Also, the amplifier seems to be stable, even when driving a heavy capacitive load (4.7 uF). But to insure stability, we have also put a 100 ohm resistor in series with the output. This is a DC bias driver application and do not require frequency response beyond 100 Hz maximum. We want to get confirmation that using the amplifier in this configuration will be reliably stable. A representative schematic is shown below.
Thanks,
Mike
