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Re: Why does the gyro need the ADC?

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Originally Posted by Qbranch
Has anyone tried running the output of the Gyro through a Darlington/Double Darlington transistor amp?
I haven't actually done much work with it, so I don't know how low the values get. However, if you do want to amplify it, you'd be better off with an opamp than a transistor. The opamp will be more linear (and actually predictable).
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