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hi guys....
i need op-amp that has high voltage input - up to 40V plus and 40V minus - total 80Vpp that has high input resistance and that is unity gain stable.... i need it as a voltage buffer - with unity gain folower any ideas.... i don't need almost no current driving capability but the input voltage has to be high and unity gain stable.... any ideas that are cheap and good (if cheap is possible).....
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o.k. - to clear things a little bit more....
i need opamp that is: - unity gain stable - has rail-to-rail input/output topology or at least common mode input voltage range and output swing must include the voltage range of the signal that is up to arround +/-40V...... so this opamp should be a monster kind of opamp that has very high voltage input and that will work as a unity gain voltage buffer...... help please ![]() question - what "rail-to-rail input/output topology# really means - what is that.????
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Extreme......
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this is really extreme but this design does not have more than 8V at the input - i need +/-50V swing at the input and unity gain stable.....
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i am sorry Cliff....my apologies but.....i like to hear a lot of opinions......i hope you understand ...
you are helping - i appreciate this a lot and because of it THNX A LOT ![]() so far i know how to make this thing working with interconnetc cables....only have to figure out how to make it work with speaker cables up to 50-70W power amps....
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this one looks interesting..... by now i have made a decision - i will try this approach with interconnect cables - if this works - i will try to make it work with speaker cables...... for interconnect cables i think that also OPA604 or OPA2604 might work nicelly too. ![]() i would like to suggest that we continue on this part of the forum so that our friend (and others maybe too) can follow more easilly... here is the link.... http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...30#post1179330
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