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I'm using an LM324 to drive a MOSFET from a digital output from a
microcontroller.
The microcontroller runs at 3.6VDC and thus the PWM pulse train is 0 to
3.3V. This is fed into the + terminal of one of the opamps on a LM324.
I generate a reference voltage of 1.8V and feed it into the negative input
of the same op amp.
The LM324 is powered by a 13VDC supply.
The output of the op amp isn't changing. Its a steady 0V.
If I change the reference voltage to 0V, the output goes high, to nearly
13V.
Why isn't the op amp outputting a PWM pulse train ?
Thanks.
microcontroller.
The microcontroller runs at 3.6VDC and thus the PWM pulse train is 0 to
3.3V. This is fed into the + terminal of one of the opamps on a LM324.
I generate a reference voltage of 1.8V and feed it into the negative input
of the same op amp.
The LM324 is powered by a 13VDC supply.
The output of the op amp isn't changing. Its a steady 0V.
If I change the reference voltage to 0V, the output goes high, to nearly
13V.
Why isn't the op amp outputting a PWM pulse train ?
Thanks.