Jim Williams' take on the design idea circa 1986. Here Jim extended the idea to include low drift as well using the Goldberg topology
| Authors | Steve Hageman |
| Main Document | Article «My favorite design idea of all time…» |
| Description | Figure 4 |
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| Document Language | English |
Other Materials from the Main Document
- Article «My favorite design idea of all time…»
- Figure 2. My favorite design idea drawn from memory. The cleverness of using the LM318 for all the backend circuitry along with a user selectable input stage just had universal appeal for me and others as it was used many more times in the coming years
- Figure 3. National Semiconductor used their LM394 Super matched pair as the input stage for their take on the design idea
- Figure 4. Jim Williams' take on the design idea circa 1986. Here Jim extended the idea to include low drift as well using the Goldberg topology
