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Yes exactly, this additional source (V4) will "shift" the threshold voltage up or down depend on V4 sign.BigMan52 said:Does that mean the upper threshold voltage for this op amp is +3V and the lower threshold voltage is 0V?
Voltage threshold is the minimum amount of voltage required for a circuit or device to function properly. It is usually measured in volts (V).
Calculating voltage threshold is important in order to ensure that a circuit or device receives enough voltage to operate correctly. It can also help prevent damage to the circuit or device by ensuring that it does not receive an excessive amount of voltage.
Voltage threshold is typically calculated by taking into account the voltage rating of the circuit or device, the voltage drop across any resistors or other components, and the minimum voltage required for the circuit or device to operate. This calculation can be done using Ohm's Law (V=IR) or Kirchhoff's Voltage Law.
There are several factors that can affect voltage threshold, including the type and quality of components used in the circuit, the temperature and environment in which the circuit operates, and any external factors such as power fluctuations or interference.
In some cases, voltage threshold can be adjusted by changing the components or circuit design. However, it is important to carefully consider the impact of any changes on the overall functionality and safety of the circuit. It is always recommended to consult a professional or refer to manufacturer specifications when making adjustments to voltage threshold.