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EE 1270: Introduction to Electric Circuits
Lecture 13:
Operational Amplifiers
Part 2
Chapter 5
The Operational Amplifiers
Sections 5.4-5.7
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Operational Amplifiers
Pin Diagram
Positive
Power
Supply
Negative
Power
Supply
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OpAmp Characteristics
vp
vo
+
vn
-
An Ideal Op amp has infinite open-loop gain, infinite input
resistance and zero output resistance
When Op amp is connected in the circuit...

v
p
ip
vn in
vo
For an ideal OpAmp
 vp = vn (voltages at positive input
terminal and negative input terminal are
equal to each other)
 ip= in =
0 (currents entering the
positive and negative input terminals are
zero)
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Op-Amp Configurations
1) Inverting Amplifier
2) Non-inverting Amplifier
3) Voltage Follower (or buffer)
4) Summing Amplifier
5) Difference Amplifier
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Non-inverting Amplifier
 Rf
vo  1 
 Rs

vg

1) Output and Input signals have same polarity (0 ° phase shift)
2) Non-inverting Amplifier provides positive voltage gain
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AP 5.4
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a) Find the output voltage when Rx=60 kΩ
b) How large can Rx be before saturation
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Voltage Follower (Buffer)
Suppose
Rg=Rf=0 (short), Rs=Inifinite
(open)
 Circuit becomes voltage follower,
e.g.
vo=vi
Q: Why use voltage follower (Gain=1)?
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Summing Amplifier
Rf
Rf 
 Rf
vo   Va 
Vb 
Vc 
Rb
Rc 
 Ra
A Summing Amplifier combines several inputs and outputs the
weighted sum of the inputs
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Summing Amplifier: Application
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Digital to Analog Converter (DAC)
Q: Why do we use DAC?
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p5.17: Design of a Summing Amp
Va
Ra
Vc
Vb
Rb
Rc
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Vd
Rd
Design the Summing Amplifier so that
vo  8Va  6Vb  10Vc  6Vd 
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Difference (Differential) Amplifier
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Differential Amp rejects
Common-mode signal (noise or DC)
If Ra/Rb=Rc/Rd (same ratio) then...
Rb
Vb  Va 
vo 
Ra
A Difference (Differential) Amplifier amplifies the difference
between two input signals but rejects signals common to the inputs
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Differential Amplifier: Application
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Instrumentation Amplifer (IA)
An Instrumentation Amplifier (IA) is used for precise measurement and
amplification with noise reduction in sensors and data acquisition systems
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AP5.5a: Differential Amplifier
Find range of Va that results in linear operation (avoids saturation)
Use Eq (5.22) (because Ra/Rb ≠ Rc/Rd )
Rd ( Ra  Rb )
Rb
vo 
vb 
va
Ra ( Rc  Rd )
Ra
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