BME 322 Quiz 2 Week 4 Flashcards
1
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What is an amplifer?
A
Voltage Gain = Output Voltage / Input Voltage
2
Q
What is power gain equation
A
p = v^2/R = i^2R
3
Q
What is Decibels
A
dB = 10log(Pout/Pin)
10 dB represnts a power ratio of 10
4
Q
Compute the gain of
- log2 = 0.3
- given that Pin = 1w and Pout = 10w
A
- 6dB
- 10 dBw
5
Q
Operational amplifiter (op-amp)
A
Functional Configuration examples:
- Addition
- Multiplication
- Differentition
- Integration
- Analog-to-digital conversion
- Comparator
- Filter
We aren’t concerned with its internal operation, only with function configurations
6
Q
Properties of the Ideal op-amp
A
- Infinite gian for open loop
- Infinite input resistance
- Zero output resistance
- Infinite bandwidth
7
Q
Bandwidth
A
8
Q
Circuits with op-amp (what are the 2 rules)
A
- Currents into both input terminals are zero [ i_in = 0]
- Voltage difference between input terminals is zero [ V+ = V-]
8
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A
9
Q
Voltage follower
A
- Very often used as buffer amplifier
- Isolate on circuit from its load
- Vout = Vin
10
Q
Electical Isolation iwth Isolation Amplifiers
A
- Isolation ampifiers break the ohmic continuity of electric signals between the input and output of the amplifier
- Isolation amplifiers use different supply-voltage sources and different grounds on each side of the isolation barrier
- Consists of an instrumentation amplifier at the input followed by a untiy-gain stage
- Very high impedance across isolation barrier modeled by isoaltion capacitance and resistance
11
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Difference / Differential Amplifiers Applications
A
- Strain gauge bridge
a. 2 pairs of strain gauge feeing the difference amplifiers (one pair is shortened another is lengthened) - ECG lead feeding a differential amplifier (ex: instrumentation amplifier)