Adjust Tempco In SIze And Sign

Almost any temperature coefficient--whether positive, negative, or zero--can be set with this inexpensive, simple circuit. The example ciruit outputs a voltage with a tempco that can be adjusted from -10 to +10 mV/degree C.
May 14, 1992

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