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Article #14414Help with op-amp follower
From: Mark T. Lakata
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1991 23:03
Date: Sun, 23 Jun 1991 23:03
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What would cause high-frequency (MHz) oscillations in an op-amp
follower (output connected to inverting input)? My circuit worked
fine for a while, then developed this oscillation that would sometimes
go away when I touched the contacts on the back side of the circuit board.
I'm using an LF356 op-amp on a wire wrap board. The oscillations happens
both with no input attached and with an input attached.
sine wave input
5vpp, 10 - 10^6 Hz input
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===== special capacitor
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+-------|+ \
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.01 uF ===== | / |
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gnd |__________|
Opamp supplied with +/- 7 volt supply.
Thanks, Mark
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