Lecture 10 Flashcards

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What are the basic characteristics of an ideal op-amp?

A

Infinite open-loop voltage gain, infinite input resistance, zero output resistance.

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What is the purpose of negative feedback in op-amps?

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Allows amplification of larger signals without saturation, ensures operation in the linear region and provides controllable gain.

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What is the closed-loop gain formula for an inverting amplifier?

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ACL = Vout / Vin = -Rf / Ri

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What is the closed-loop gain formula for a non-inverting amplifier?

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ACL = 1 + (Rf / Rs)

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What is the virtual ground in an inverting amplifier circuit?

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The node at the inverting input (Vn) that behaves as if connected to ground due to the op-amp’s properties.

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What are the two main ‘golden rules’ for ideal op-amps?

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AOL → ∞, therefore Vdiff = 0
Rinput → ∞, therefore Iinput = 0

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Name two applications of op-amp circuits.

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Summing amplifier (inverting configuration) and voltage comparator (non-inverting configuration).

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