"Joerg" wrote in message
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Still no bypass cap close by. This is not a super-fast opamp
but it is
isn't slow enough to go sans cap. C1/C2 are a bit far away.
Also,
driving the center of C1/C2 directly can cause some grief. Most
opamps
do not like to have a large capacitive load and may oscillate.

Hint: To make your circuits more understandable draw them with
the
individual opamp sections separated, not all in one big block.
Else
you'll sit there a few years later "What on earth does this
part here do?"

Pins 1 and 2 are connected in the layout but not on the
schematic ...
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Regards, Joerg
http://www.analogconsultants.com/

Thanks for help,

I made some changes to accomodate the helpful advice. will this
addition cause any problems to the circuit ?

Also i do not know how one would fix the capacitive load to
preven oscillation ? The only solution i recall for these
oscillation prolems is adding a capacitor ? hopefully my addition
of small cap across opamp will solve both problems ?

thanks agian for the help.
i do appreciate the advice here in a.b.s.e and other news
groups,

robb