
muthu0501
India
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I want to amplify the voltage output from a current sensor ct1270. using tip122 i want to amplify the voltage from 14mv to some 2v like that... so pls hlp me...
Have you tried the search function on the forum? If you search TIP122 you might find something
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DJ thats not what he is looking for ,RICH is using it as a switch ,to amplify that signal you need a non inverting op amp circuit with a gain of of 142.85 ,witch is a simple circuit,set it for 100 to 200 gain and with a pot you can adjust it.
I guess you need a circuit i can easy make a schematic or do a seach on the internet for (non inverting op amp circuit),just need a single op amp and 3 resistors.
Can do it with a transistor only it little harder with that much gain needed
TIP122 is a power switching darlington used mostly as a switch
You would like to use the current sensor as a switch, correct?