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Can sombody explane me this ????

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rjvh

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Hi i have here a page from the spects/datasheet from the LM 335 but this here i don't understand

could it be a misprint ??

please give me some insight in this

Thanks Robert-Jan
 

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I think the circuit is extremely old since the LM308 opamp has not been made for many years.
Why don't you use a more modern circuit?
 
personaly i would use a different opamp but i cant explane what those resistors do while they are both conected to the + and - input of the opamp

is it a mis print or is there a reason for to do it and what is the theory than (how does it work)?????

Robert-Jan
 
maybe i missed something but how can you get it working as both imputs are conected with eachother

the difference amplifier set up is not with both inputs conected

personaly i think it's a misprint to conect both inputs, but then it's in the data sheed of a company that i think do proof read their stuf before they publish it

?????

Robert-Jan
 
rjvh said:
maybe i missed something but how can you get it working as both imputs are conected with eachother

the difference amplifier set up is not with both inputs conected

personaly i think it's a misprint to conect both inputs, but then it's in the data sheed of a company that i think do proof read their stuf before they publish it

?????

Robert-Jan
Nice catch Robert!!

It is a simple "Printers' Devil"
please remove the connection "dot" at pin 3 of the device. then try to study the schematic. See the attched modded schematic.
 
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