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Can a 4049 be used as an opamp?

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  • Can a 4049 be used as an opamp?

    Specifically, a can I use one of the inverters as a unity gain buffer. If so, should I just treat the input as the inverting input on a standard opamp, and set up the feedback path that way?

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    If it's a 4049UB, yes, maybe. Of course it will always be inverting with a gain of -1, not +1. Just watch out for instability too, they may not be unity-gain stable. There's probably a way to get round this. (In a regular inverting op-amp, you'd connect a resistor from the - input to ground, to reduce the noise gain, which is what determines the stability, without affecting the closed-loop gain much.)
    "Enzo, I see that you replied parasitic oscillations. Is that a hypothesis? Or is that your amazing metal band I should check out?"

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