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The LM358 (dual), and LM324 (quad) are voltage
feedback amplifiers that are internally frequency
compensated to provide unity gain stability.



At unity gain (G=1), these amplifiers offer 550kHz of
bandwidth.



They consume only 0.5mA of supply current over
the entire power supply operating range.
IR Sensor Ckt Diagram.
The LM358, and LM324 are specifically designed to
operate from single or dual supply voltages.


The LM358, and LM324 offer a common mode
voltage range that includes ground and a wide output
voltage swing.


The combination of low-power, high supply voltage
range, and low supply current make these amplifiers
well suited for many general purpose applications and
as alternatives to several industry standard amplifiers
on the market today.
The IR emitter used INF 5940 led with
wavelength of 940nm and 35 angle beam


The resistor for the emitter is 220 Ohms (for 9V)
which gives me 35mA current (measured).


For the detector I used INFD5940, which is
basically the same led, but covered with dark
plastic to absorb light better.
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  • 1. The LM358 (dual), and LM324 (quad) are voltage feedback amplifiers that are internally frequency compensated to provide unity gain stability. At unity gain (G=1), these amplifiers offer 550kHz of bandwidth. They consume only 0.5mA of supply current over the entire power supply operating range.
  • 2. IR Sensor Ckt Diagram.
  • 3. The LM358, and LM324 are specifically designed to operate from single or dual supply voltages. The LM358, and LM324 offer a common mode voltage range that includes ground and a wide output voltage swing. The combination of low-power, high supply voltage range, and low supply current make these amplifiers well suited for many general purpose applications and as alternatives to several industry standard amplifiers on the market today.
  • 4. The IR emitter used INF 5940 led with wavelength of 940nm and 35 angle beam The resistor for the emitter is 220 Ohms (for 9V) which gives me 35mA current (measured). For the detector I used INFD5940, which is basically the same led, but covered with dark plastic to absorb light better.