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In Reply to: Doubling makes it very hot posted by E on September 20, 2000 at 05:06:28:
You must put a current limiting resistor in series with each output [say 47 ohms each??] if you parallel op amps, as the gains are not identical and the outputs will "fight each other" rather than adding. You can only "double up" current sources not pure voltage sources.
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- doubling up - Graham C 08:55:35 09/20/00 (0)