Operational Amplifiers Flashcards

1
Q

Is a type of differential amplifier with high gain

A

Operational Amplifier

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2
Q

In what configuration is the op-amp a comparator?

A

Open-Loop Configuration

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3
Q

In what configuration can an op-amp make circuit performance stabilized and far more predictable?

A

Closed-Loop Configuration

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4
Q

What pin is not present in an op-amp?

A

Ground Pin

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5
Q

Identifies the op-amp sensitivity to variations in the power supply.

A

Power-Supply Rejection Ratio (PSRR)

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6
Q

For a 40dB and 60dB PSRR value, how much change is there in the output voltage when there is a 1V change in the power supply?

A

0.01V; 0.001V
(for every 20dB rise, tenfold increase in the ratio)

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7
Q

It is the current needed to power the op-amp

A

Supply Current or Quiescent Current

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8
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Indicates how much load the op-amp places on the input source

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Input Resistance (Rin)

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9
Q

Typical Rin values for op-amps

A

hundreds of mega ohms

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10
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It is the current needed to drive the inputs and can yield input resistance via Ohm’s Law and the supply voltage

A

Input Bias Current (Ib)

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11
Q

What value should the input offset voltage (Vos) and input offset current (Ios) be close to?

A

0

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12
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What is the output when the input offset voltage (Vos) and input offset current (Ios) are both 0?

A

0

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13
Q

Is the voltage or current applied to the input to force the output to exactly 0

A

Offset Error

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14
Q

Are offset errors problematic for AC, DC or both?

A

DC

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15
Q

It spells out limits to the input voltage that can be applied to the op-amp

A

Common-Mode Voltage Range (CMVR)

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16
Q

It refers to an error in the balancing of the inputs

A

Common-Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR)

16
Q

How much input error can there be in the balance between inputs if the CMRR is 60dB?

17
Q

It indicates the maximum amplification possible without any feedback in op amps

A

Op-Amp Large Signal Voltage Gain (Av or Avo)

18
Q

It defines the op-amp max current output

A

Output Short-Circuit Current (Isc)

19
Q

It measures how fast the output can change in op amps.

20
Q

What is the gain at the point at which the op-amp can’t keep up with the signal and the input and output are the same voltage

21
Q

What is the highest operating frequency of the amplifier?