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You might also mention what the input impedance of the following stage is?, it's rather relevent to the question.
Presumably it must be pretty low?, in order to cause problems.
But really, there's no reason to be using a 741 in the 21st century, in their day they were a decent little amp, but their day was many decades ago! - you can get FAR better amps for very little cost, in fact it's probably difficult to buy a worse opamp than a 741?.
The input impedance is a 12 volt lamp. I really don't know what it measures in Ohms because I don't have the lamp here with me. But I guess you, who have a lot more knowledge in electronics than I, must have an ideia.
The lamp is used has a "reading" light inside a car. The project was just a simple, delay-adjustable, fade out.
Uff, why didn't you tell us before that you want to drive big load? In this case, simple emiter folower with NPN transistor would to the job. OpAmps are good for driving small loads, with NPN you can drive huge many Amps loads.
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