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Here is a sink that is controlled by an ADC (assumed to be 0-5V). The sim shows its compliance is limited only by the supply voltage.
Sorry to bother you again but i have couple more questions... This is for sink,right? What do i have to do for source?
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Actually, what is the MOSFET for? Didnt he want low current like 10ua or something like that?
Hee hee, i just had to ask because normally MOSFETs are employed to provide fairly high currents and after all the little op amp can surely handle 10ua all by itself can it not? <chuckle>
What is so funny??? If you notice, the NFET I specified is tiny; I used it as a voltage-controlled current-source. Do you have a circuit that makes a current-source for a ground/VDD referenced load using just an opamp and some resistors? Obviously, you can put the load in the feedback path, but that forces you to have a "floating" load.
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Which is not really a current source/sink, because it requires a "floating" load.
What is so funny??? If you notice, the NFET I specified is tiny; I used it as a voltage-controlled current-source. Do you have a circuit that makes a current-source for a ground/VDD referenced load using just an opamp and some resistors? Obviously, you can put the load in the feedback path, but that forces you to have a "floating" load.