Inverting Op Amp with Noninverting Positive Reference
Problem:
How does a designer implement an inverting op amp with noninverting positive reference?
Solution:
The ideal transfer equation is given in the following equation
The transfer equation for this circuit (see the following figure) takes the form of Y = -mX + b. The transfer
function slope is negative, and the dc intercept is positive. RF and RG are contained
in both halves of the equation, thus it is hard to obtain the desired slope and dc intercept
without modifying VREF. This is the minimum component count configuration for this transfer
function. When the reference voltage is 0, the input voltage is constrained to negative
voltages because positive input voltages would cause the output voltage to saturate at
ground.
Refer to the following links:
Single-Supply Circuit Circuit Collection Introduction Describing The Split-Supply Topology
Single-Supply Circuit Collection Boundary Conditions
Single-Supply Circuit Collection Amplifiers