I use Arduino Pin to make PWM and give input to Op Amp LM324.
I would like to know, why my op amp has difference output. I have gain 2x. I multiply input from 0-5 Volt to 0-10 Volt because the gain is 2x. Output Pin 1,7, 14 is okay (has similar voltage).
But in output pin 8. It has different voltage almost 1 Volt. Let say Max Output for Pin 1,7,14 is 10.00. Then, pin 8 has around 9.1 Voltage.
How could be like that? I try to change my IC with new one. And has some problem. Why does it go?
My circuit is okay also. I double check my circuit.
Edit (Attach circuit)
RG = RF = 100 kOhm
Vin = 0-5 Volt
Vout = 0-10 Volt
I ground all of in one point. Also with Ground of Arduino. All of other 3 op-am is typically same circuit as above.
Best Answer
The op-amps on an LM324 chip are essentially identical to each other (differences would be in mV) and you've swapped the chip so your circuit implementation must be faulty. So maybe you have a wrong or defective resistor or some conductive stuff on the PCB or you have a capacitor on the output that you think doesn't matter - whatever it is is something you have done.