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why we are giving negative supply for vibration sensors?
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Answer Posted / carl_ellis
Because negative voltage is what the Bentley Nevada circuits use.
The regional guy from Bentley Nevada was in the other day so I asked him. His answer, "Historical legacy. It's always been that."
The point is, if the circuits need a negative voltage, that's what's used.
Carl Ellis
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