ccurtis
Well-Known Member
I guess you have not tried it.
The outputs of monolithic devices are very well matched.
Yes, I have tried it and I have seen the variances with devices with higher drive capability than this one. No, the transistors are not very well matched. If they were, the characteristic would not vary 50%, or more, in the case of the TI device and would be defined by other manufacturers. They are not even well matched. Devices with very well matched transistors are expensive and individually tested for matching.
We do this for fun, not for profit.
When I did it for profit then every single circuit worked perfectly. Now that I do it for fun, every single circuit still works perfectly.
You made the statements and I responded to them, kindly. Nothing more, nothing less. That's what forums are for.
By the way, it is disingenuous to quote posters by putting words in their mouths that you said, in addition to what they said.