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    This document summarizes the key characteristics of operational amplifiers discussed in Lecture 3, including input offset voltage, input bias current, input resistance, and common mode rejection ratio. It also lists the basic op-amp configurations covered: summing amplifier, inverting amplifier, inverting integrator, current-to-voltage converter, inverting differentiator, and non-inverting amplifier. Feedback configurations and derivations of circuit equations for several configurations are presented.

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    This document summarizes the key characteristics of operational amplifiers discussed in Lecture 3, including input offset voltage, input bias current, input resistance, and common mode rejection ratio. It also lists the basic op-amp configurations covered: summing amplifier, inverting amplifier, inverting integrator, current-to-voltage converter, inverting differentiator, and non-inverting amplifier. Feedback configurations and derivations of circuit equations for several configurations are presented.

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    This document summarizes the key characteristics of operational amplifiers discussed in Lecture 3, including input offset voltage, input bias current, input resistance, and common mode rejection ratio. It also lists the basic op-amp configurations covered: summing amplifier, inverting amplifier, inverting integrator, current-to-voltage converter, inverting differentiator, and non-inverting amplifier. Feedback configurations and derivations of circuit equations for several configurations are presented.

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    EEE C364/INSTR C 364

    Analog Electronics
    Lecture 3
    12-01-2012
    Characteristics of a practical Op-amp
    1. Input Offset Voltage , 6 mV for op-amp 741C
    2. Input Offset Current, I
    io
    =|I
    B1
    -I
    B2
    |=200 nA
    3. Input Bias Current , I
    B
    =(I
    B1
    +I
    B2
    )/2, 500 nA
    4. Differential Input Resistance, Rid=2 MO
    5. Input Capacitance, 1.4 pF
    6. Input Voltage Range, 13V
    7. Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR), 90 dB
    8. Power Supply Rejection Ratio(PSRR), 20V/V
    Parameter Ideal
    Op-amp
    Practical
    op-amp
    Unit
    Open Loop voltage gain A 100 dB -
    Differential Input resistance R
    id
    1-10 MO
    Output resistance R
    o
    0 75 O
    Bandwidth ,BW 10 MHz
    Output voltage with zero input 0 200 mV
    Input offset current 0 20 nA
    Common mode rejection ratio,
    CMRR
    100 dB -
    Slew rate, SR 0.5 - 20 V/s
    Characteristics of an Ideal Op-amp
    Opamp Configurations
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    Ideal Operational Amplifier
    I
    1
    = I
    2
    = 0
    R
    0
    = 0
    The Topics covered in this session
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    Feedback Configurations
    a) Voltage -series feedback
    b) Voltage -shunt feedback
    c) Current-series feedback
    d) Current-shunt feedback
    Feedback Configurations
    An Inverting Amplifier
    A
    An Inverting Amplifier with equivalent ckt
    I
    1
    = I
    2
    = 0
    R
    0
    = 0
    ( )
    A R
    R R
    R
    R
    V
    V
    A
    V
    R AR R
    R
    V
    R R
    V R V AR V R
    R
    V
    R
    AV V
    R
    V
    R
    AV V
    R
    V V
    AV V V A AV V
    R
    V V
    R
    V V
    F
    F
    i
    v
    i
    F
    F
    N
    F
    N F N N i
    F
    N N i
    F
    N N N i
    N N P id
    F
    N N i
    1
    1
    1
    0
    1 1
    1
    1 1
    1 1
    1
    0
    0
    1
    1
    1
    +
    +
    |
    |
    .
    |

    \
    |
    = =
    + +
    =
    + +
    = +
    +
    =
    +
    =

    = = =

    V
    i
    V
    0
    R
    1
    R
    2
    Opamp Configurations
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    Current to - Voltage converter
    F
    R I V =
    0
    The Topics covered in this session
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    A Summing Amplifier
    A
    |
    |
    .
    |

    \
    |
    + + =

    3
    3
    2
    2
    1
    1
    0
    0
    3
    3
    2
    2
    1
    1
    0 0 0 0
    V
    R
    R
    V
    R
    R
    V
    R
    R
    V
    R
    V
    R
    V
    R
    V
    R
    V
    F F F
    F
    +
    +
    +
    The Topics covered in this session
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    }
    + =

    =
    t
    S
    C R
    V dt V
    RC
    t V
    dt
    V d
    C
    R
    Vs
    i i
    0
    0 0
    0
    ) 0 (
    1
    ) (
    ) 0 ( 0
    Circuit to set the initial condition
    A
    The Topics covered in this session
    Basic Configurations of Op-amp
    A Summing Amplifier
    Inverting Amplifier
    An Inverting Integrator
    Current-to-voltage Amplifier
    An Inverting Differentiator
    Non-Inverting Amplifier
    Differentiator Circuit
    A
    dt
    dV
    RC t V
    R
    V
    dt
    V d
    C
    i i
    s
    s
    R C
    =

    =
    ) (
    0 ) 0 (
    0
    0

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