why is it that LTC6247 does not "work" in single supply mode?
pl see attached ckt.
Put neg 5 V in the - side, it will work exactly as expected.
Vss pin to GND, it gives a 24mv fixed output.
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The LTC6246/LTC6247/LTC6248 are single/dual/quad low power, high speed unity gain stable rail-to-rail input/output operational amplifiers. On only 1mA...
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why is it that LTC6247 does not "work" in single supply mode?
pl see attached ckt.
Put neg 5 V in the - side, it will work exactly as expected.
Vss pin to GND, it gives a 24mv fixed output.
Hi Bougnoul_usa: I see what you mean. The part will work fine in that condition, and I don't know why the model is getting stuck at 24mV out.