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Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (inrail to rail, in my database) (AC analysis).

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When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "well" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

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In red, what happens when V8=0, as in your "setup".

I also added the behavior with the "sensor" used. AC Analysis.
No fundamental change.

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Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "well" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

enter image description here

In red, what happens when V8=0, as in your "setup".

Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (rail to rail, in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "well" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

enter image description here

In red, what happens when V8=0, as in your "setup".

I also added the behavior with the "sensor" used. AC Analysis.
No fundamental change.

enter image description here

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Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "good""well" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

enter image description here

In red, what happens when V8=0, as in your "setup".

Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "good" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "well" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

enter image description here

In red, what happens when V8=0, as in your "setup".

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Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description hereenter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "good" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "good" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

Don't know what happens with MCP6L91 op-amp (not in my database).
But here is the behavior with AD8591 (in my database) (AC analysis).

enter image description here

When the non-inverting is not polarized at 1.65V, the output is at -60db. When "good" polarized, it is a "band-pass" as usual.

NB: Must be checked in TRANsient Analysis with sinusoidal input, for example.

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