Operational Amplifiers discussion from start to the end of chapter...

Messages
729
Reaction score
477
Points
73
Assalamu alaikum,
I made this thread so me and any other people can study Operational amplifiers in what is so called last minute study. I missed the first class of this chapter and the other, it flew over my head metaphorically :/
Now the approach is to read /study from the Physics application booklet and ask the terms and calculations I don't understand. I hope someone can cooperate in doing so. It can help in your revision too inshAllah. :)
P.S. I didn't post this in other threads of Physics and that of applications because this thread is for one topic separately.And I tend to study it from start to the end of chapter inshAllah... :)
 
Messages
1,532
Reaction score
478
Points
93
Bandwidth in Op-amps is the range of frequencies for which the gain is constant. Btw, make sure you search up the non-inverting amplifier in the book or on internet. The picture made in the booklet is wrong. In such an op amp, the input voltage is connecting to the V+ (non-inverting) and not to the V- as shown in the booklet. Secondly, the negative feedback from in b/w the two resistors is connected to V-.

Hope this helped. :)
 
Messages
505
Reaction score
739
Points
103
Bandwidth in Op-amps is the range of frequencies for which the gain is constant. Btw, make sure you search up the non-inverting amplifier in the book or on internet. The picture made in the booklet is wrong. In such an op amp, the input voltage is connecting to the V+ (non-inverting) and not to the V- as shown in the booklet. Secondly, the negative feedback from in b/w the two resistors is connected to V-.

Hope this helped. :)
assalamoalaikum wr wb!

i don't get it...i have the same diagram in the booklet as u just described... :unsure:
 
Messages
36
Reaction score
5
Points
18
what is negative feedback guys ?
How does it connect with the other electronic component like Strain gauge, etc
 
Top