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Tutorial 04 (07022019)

This document contains 9 questions related to operational amplifier circuits. The questions cover topics like designing instrumentation amplifiers with specific gain requirements, calculating voltages in balanced output and instrumentation amplifier circuits, determining transfer characteristics, calculating offset voltages, and designing circuits with variable gain. Diagrams are provided for some of the circuit questions.

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Tutorial 04 (07022019)

This document contains 9 questions related to operational amplifier circuits. The questions cover topics like designing instrumentation amplifiers with specific gain requirements, calculating voltages in balanced output and instrumentation amplifier circuits, determining transfer characteristics, calculating offset voltages, and designing circuits with variable gain. Diagrams are provided for some of the circuit questions.

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Q1 : The figure shows a three opamp instrumentation amplifier.

(a) Design the circuit such that V01- V02 = 10 (Vi1-Vi2) and
V0=10 (V01-V02)
(b) For Vi1= 0.03 V and Vi2=0.01 V, calculate V01 , V02 and V0.
Q2: The figure shows a balanced output amplifier. Design the
circuit so that V01=-V02= 6 Vi. When V01=  12 V and
the current through RF1 and RF2 is not to exceed 1 mA.
Q3.Find the transfer characteristics for the circuit in
figure.
Q4. Consider an instrumentation amplifier in fig with a common
mode input voltage of +3V (dc) and a differential input signal of
80 mV peak sine wave. Let 2R1= 1 k, R2 = 50 k, R3 = R4 =10 k.
Find the voltage at every node in the circuit.

3+40mV sin t 3+40mV sin t+i50k ½(3-4.04 sin t V)


= 3+4.04 sin t V

-8.08 sin t

3 - 40mV sin t-i50k


3 - 40mV sin t ½(3-4.04 sin t V)
= 3-4.04 sin t V
Q5.In the figure below, find the value of V0
Q6. A triangular wave which goes from -12 V to +12 V is
applied to the inverting input of the opamp. Assume that the
output of the opamp swings from +15 V to -15 V. The voltages
at the input of the noninverting input switches between
………….. and …………..
10k

10k V2 15

OP2 !OPAMP
4

2
Vi -
6

3 +
+
V1 15
7
10k
Q7. A non-inverting amplifier with a gain of 200 uses an opamp
having an input offset voltage of  2 mV. Find the output when
the input is 0.01 sin t volts.
Q8. An opamp wired in the inverting configuration with the input
grounded having R2 = 100 k and R1 = 1 k has an output dc
voltage of - 0.3 V. If the input current is known to be very small,
find the input offset voltage.
Q9. Design the circuit shown in Fig to have an input resistance of 100 k
and a gain that can be Varied from -1 V/V to -10 V/V using 10 k
potentiometer R4. What voltage gain results when the potentiometer is
set exactly at its middle value.

R3 1

R2 1
P1 10k

OP1 uA741
R1 1
4

2
-
Vi
6 Vo
3 +
+
7

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