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This quiz covers op-amp configurations and calculations for Vout in inverting, non-inverting, adder and differential amplifier circuits. It is for Module 4.
What's inside
- Identifying op-amp configurations
- Calculating Vout for inverting op-amp
- Calculating Vout for non-inverting op-amp
- Calculating Vout for op-amp adder
- Calculating Vout for differential amplifier
- Calculating slew rate and full power bandwidth
Who it is for: Students taking the ET332 Grantham Analog Integrated Circuits course. (Undergraduate)
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Summary
Op-amp configurations are circuits that use operational amplifiers. Students get practice identifying these configurations and calculating their outputs.
Inverting Amplifier Configurations
Inverting amplifiers turn the input signal upside down. Students calculate the output voltage for two inverting amplifier circuits.
Non-Inverting Amplifier Configurations
Non-inverting amplifiers keep the input signal the same way up. Students calculate the output voltage for two non-inverting amplifier circuits.
Other Op-Amp Configurations
Other configurations include adders and differential amplifiers. Students calculate the output voltage for these circuits.
Slew Rate and Bandwidth
Slew rate is the maximum rate of change of output voltage. Students calculate the slew rate and full power bandwidth for a circuit.
Key terms
- Inverting amplifier
- An op-amp configuration that reverses the input signal.
- Non-inverting amplifier
- An op-amp configuration that keeps the input signal the same way up.
- Op-amp adder
- An op-amp configuration that adds multiple input signals.
- Differential amplifier
- An op-amp configuration that amplifies the difference between two input signals.
- Slew rate
- The maximum rate of change of output voltage.
- Full power bandwidth
- The largest frequency a full-power sine wave can obtain without being distorted.
Questions this document helps with
- How do you identify an inverting amplifier configuration?
- What is the output voltage of a non-inverting amplifier?
- How do you calculate the slew rate of a circuit?
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