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Single supply or dual supply for OpAmps?

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Hello All,

I am going to design a Low-voltage OpAmp. I don't know whether I should use single supply or dual supply. Can somebody talk about the advantages and disadvantages of single supply and dual supply? Thank you in advance.
 

The only disadvantage and advantage is how easily you can provide such supply in off-chip PCB boards. On the chip, it just the relative potential differenence do matters.
 

I think in dual supply ,output dc can go to zero.that can't be in single.
 

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