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[Moved]: CA3140AE Op amplifier ic

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Hi,
I've tried to use CA3140AE IC as a buffer, i putted 5v in the (+) pin but the problem is that my output is 3V and not 5V.
This is the scheme:

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Why i don't get 5v in the output in your opinion?

CA3140AE datasheet:
https://www.intersil.com/content/dam/Intersil/documents/ca31/ca3140-a.pdf
 

Re: CA3140AE Op amplifier ic

Look for datasheet parameters (At V+ = 5V, V- = 0V)
- Common Mode Input Voltage Range
- Maximum Output Voltage

According to specifications, the buffer can be expected to work between 0.13 and 2.6V

The device isn't specified as rail-to-rail OP. Even a rail-to-rail OP buffer won't reach the supply rail voltage exactly.
 

Re: CA3140AE Op amplifier ic

Look for datasheet parameters (At V+ = 5V, V- = 0V)
- Common Mode Input Voltage Range
- Maximum Output Voltage

According to specifications, the buffer can be expected to work between 0.13 and 2.6V

The device isn't specified as rail-to-rail OP. Even a rail-to-rail OP buffer won't reach the supply rail voltage exactly.

Do you know another ic which will help me to make it? maybe lm741 or lm358?
 
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Re: CA3140AE Op amplifier ic

None of the mentioned classical OPs provides rail-to-rail operation. You need to look for more recent types, each vendor has suitable types.
 

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