| ??? 08/29/03 09:01 Read: times |
#53627 - RE: oops typo... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
hi,
if you look at the circuit as the inputs of Op-amp have very high impedence (idealy infinity) no current flows in to the op-amp (-) input, all transducer current current flows thru the feedback resistance . using ohms law for 20 ma to get 5 volts the feedback R would be R=5/20x10E-3 =250 ohms for bias current compensation same value is tied from the (+) input to the ground. but be care full, the direction of the input current should be outside the inverting (-) input, other wise output will stuck at zero. abhishek |



