Use a potential divider to create a half supply point, buffer with a small capacitor - and run the input resistor to that point instead of ground. Coupling capacitors are critical, as the inputs and outputs will be at midpoint voltage. It may be necessary to use another resistor to ground before the coupling capacitor.
Demystifying single-supply op-amp design - 3/21/2002 - EDN
45V will fry the chip. Max of 30V operating, 36V non-operating. Use a zener diode and a resistor to drop the voltage to a safe level for the chip.
Demystifying single-supply op-amp design - 3/21/2002 - EDN
45V will fry the chip. Max of 30V operating, 36V non-operating. Use a zener diode and a resistor to drop the voltage to a safe level for the chip.
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