Adjustable Non-Inverting Op-Amp Design
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Proposed Schematic Updates:
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| Designator | Component & Value | Description & Connections |
|---|---|---|
| U1 | LM358 | Generic dual op amp. Use one op amp for the non-inverting amplifier configuration. |
| R1 | 10 kΩ | Fixed resistor from the U1 inverting (–) input to ground. |
| R2 | Potentiometer 0–100 kΩ | Adjustable feedback resistor connected from U1 output to the inverting (–) input. |
| C1 | 0.1 µF decoupling capacitor | Connected between U1 V+ (power) and ground to improve stability (placed adjacent to U1). |
| TP1 | Test point | Node at U1 output for connecting both the Arduino A0 and the oscilloscope probe. |
| ARDUINO | Arduino (assumed 5V supply and analog input A0) | U1 V+ will be tied to the Arduino’s +5V supply. The U1 output (via TP1) connects to the Arduino analog input (A0). |
| GND | Common Ground | All components (U1, R1, R2, C1, Arduino, oscilloscope) share a common ground. |
| IN | Input Signal | Input node feeding the U1 non-inverting (+) pin. |
Schematic Connection Overview:
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Power & Decoupling:
- U1 V+ is connected to +5V from the Arduino.
- Place decoupling capacitor C1 (0.1 µF) between U1 V+ and GND.
- U1 ground is connected to the common ground.
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Op Amp Configuration:
- The input signal is routed into the non-inverting (+) input of U1.
- The inverting (–) input of U1 is connected to ground through the fixed resistor R1 (10 kΩ).
- A potentiometer (R2, 0–100 kΩ) is connected between U1 output and its inverting (–) input.
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Output Connections:
- U1 output is connected to a test point (TP1). From TP1:
- One branch connects to the Arduino analog input (A0) for voltage measurements.
- Another branch provides a connection point for the oscilloscope probe.
- Ensure the output voltage remains within the Arduino's ADC range (0–5V).
- U1 output is connected to a test point (TP1). From TP1:
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Common Ground:
- All grounds (op amp, Arduino, and oscilloscope) are connected together.
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