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Better yet this page on that website has a calculator for that circuit http://www.daycounter.com/Calculators/Op-Amp/NonInverting-Op-Amp-Resistor-Calculator.phtml Could anyone let me know what I should be entering as the inputs to this calculator? Vout 4(V) Gain ? R1 ? (KOhms) V1...

I have learned about op amps but only breifly, we haven't went into depth about them yet in my course. I think what's happening in this circuit is they are using a voltage divider first, and then using a non inverting amplifier to boost the voltage. I am not really sure what the R? and C? are...

I found this circuit http://www.daycounter.com/Circuits/OpAmp-Level-Shifter/OpAmp-Level-Shifter.phtml I think this does exactly what I am looking for, but I guess I'm unsure of how to change it to my needs. Does anyone have any ideas of how I could use this to do accomplish my goal?

While searching around the internet for these I stumbled across Clamping using diodes. I think this would work great for what I need but I think these circuits can only be applied to AC signals because of the capacitor. Is there something like this type of circuit for DC signals?

Thanks for the reply guys! So basically I would take the DC output and shift it up a certain offset and then use another op amp to amplify it up? If this is true should I just be offsetting so the minimum possible output is shifted to 0v and then boost the maximum possible output after the...

Homework Statement I am given a thermal sensor that measures temperature at 10mv/degree C. We are to measure a range of -10 to 100 degrees C. Design a circuit that will connect the thermal sensor to a micro controller with an A/D Converter the must take an input from 0 to 4v...