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Anonymous Sun Jul 26 12:30:53 2015 No.848185 [View]
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>>847256
That's exactly the chip I was using. It's quite obvious the leakage current is affecting the performance of the circuit. With a mechanical switch, the integrator has control of +-9 Volts. With the HTC4066 only about 50 mV.
Wouldn't a transistor still leak some current even when the base is biased to not allow Ic through?
>>847250
The integrator doesn't perform as it does with a mechanical switch. I'm assuming this is due to leakage current.

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