Hello. I'm new here and I need help.
I'm making a simple non inverting amp using a LM741 amp op.
I'm shure about the theoric circuit and about the physical connections.
I need a gain of 5 and the circuit will work on 12 volts to light up a small led.
The input is 0-2 volts PWM @ 10 kHZ and I want the led to light up. This idea works, but the led lights up really dim. Tha't why I wanted to put an amp op and to rise the voltage to be able to light the led up.
The problem, however, is that as soon as I put the power on, with no signal, I get 10V at the output (pin 6).
I connected the +Vcc to +12V and the -vcc to ground.
I wonder if that has to do anything?
When I connect the signal, I see the PWM signal on top of the 10V and it tops out at 10V.
It's as if I had a 10V offset in my signal.
I looked up the input of the circuit on the scope and I have avour 200mv of noise.
I looked up the output and the 10V is a straight line with a bit of noise over it.
Any ideas?
I'm making a simple non inverting amp using a LM741 amp op.
I'm shure about the theoric circuit and about the physical connections.
I need a gain of 5 and the circuit will work on 12 volts to light up a small led.
The input is 0-2 volts PWM @ 10 kHZ and I want the led to light up. This idea works, but the led lights up really dim. Tha't why I wanted to put an amp op and to rise the voltage to be able to light the led up.
The problem, however, is that as soon as I put the power on, with no signal, I get 10V at the output (pin 6).
I connected the +Vcc to +12V and the -vcc to ground.
I wonder if that has to do anything?
When I connect the signal, I see the PWM signal on top of the 10V and it tops out at 10V.
It's as if I had a 10V offset in my signal.
I looked up the input of the circuit on the scope and I have avour 200mv of noise.
I looked up the output and the 10V is a straight line with a bit of noise over it.
Any ideas?