The schematic shown in post #10 has to be powered by two separate batteries with a common 0V, as it does't include any means of holding a 0V rail midway between the + and - rails. So each battery needs its own switching pole.
The design could be run from a single supply with a single pole switch if a potential divider plus op amp buffer was added to create an artificial 0V.
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This is good tester for "good/bad". I like it very much for testing salvaged part or batch of op amps. I would place S1 on pcb.
Ground can remain connected. Only battery + need switch.Attached Files
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there are 4 tipo with different pin step size... https://www.alibaba.com/product-deta...889407864.html
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YES, this is the one. Mounted on pcb. Your work is very good KT315.
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Very good. Suggestion: Maybe use a momentary push button for S1. "PUSH TO TEST"
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opamp comparator tester
thinking to do it. i read again very much problems and people are not able to fix them.
so that will give a chance. i did not checked this schematic and doing as-is.Attached FilesTags: None
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