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How to produce a real 0V analog signal?

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OK. so the output is a digital signal between ground and 1 volt with a varying duty cycle. The problem being that it may not get all the way to ground.
Since you have +/- 15 volts to the op amp why not just increase the gain a bit so the output swings below ground?

IIRC, last time when I tried to do that, the driver reverses the polarity and increases the power output of the laser (the same as how it varies for positive going signal above zero). But, I will try it again with the new driver, but I expect the same.
 
Not sure I understand. You mean the output of the op amp inverts?
 
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