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Buffer with LF353

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Hello Electro Tech users. I am an electronic student and i'd like to create a simple buffer with the LF353 opamp. My schematics is attached in this post. Could you please tell me why is this happening?

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hi,
The LF353 is not really suited to single supply operation, especially at such a low supply voltage.
The output of the LF353 will limit at approx 1.5V to 2V less than the supply.

You need to get an OPA thats designed to work from a single low supply and has a rail to rail output range. eg: MCP6002
 
Ian i tried that scheme and it doesn't work =/. Output is always equal to 0.7 V.

With a low single supply voltage the output will not go lower than approx 0.7V or higher than about 1.5V

The amplifier type is NOT suitable for that application.
 
Thank you ericgibbs. I dont have a rail-to-rail output opamp with single suply but i've already ordered that MCP6002 from microchip =)
 
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