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Up - 7...16 V
Imax - 6 A
Rload - 3,2...16 Om
Uin - 40...70 mV
In most cases, a divider is needed at the input (it is sharp). Maybe this is the problem since 1558?
Capacitances at the input - to taste (mine - 0,33 microfarads), resistors kil 10 each, capacitance at the power supply - the more the better.
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