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> If I have an op-amp left over unused in a package, what is the
> recommended way of tying its inputs to avoid noise / power consumption?

The only advice I've ever seen is to tie "-" to OUT (i.e. voltage
follower) then tie "+" to some reference voltage.  You want to avoid
changes in the output.


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