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- | The first and simplest configuration for the LT1054 is the voltage inverter shown in figure 3.1. It can generate -5 V from the +5 volt power supply using just two capacitors. C< | + | The first and simplest configuration for the LT1054 is the voltage inverter shown in figure 3.1. It can generate -5 V from the +5 volt power supply using just two capacitors. C< |
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- | The negative output voltage can be adjusted from approximately 0 to –5 V by adding a potentiometer circuit as shown in figure 3.2. Resistor R< | + | The negative output voltage can be adjusted from approximately 0 to –5 V by adding a potentiometer circuit as shown in figure 3.2. Resistor R< |
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