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Op Amp Solved Examples

The document provides two examples related to operational amplifiers and asks the reader to resolve them using Proteus simulation software. The first example asks what resistance value is needed for a bridge circuit to yield zero output voltage and then what the output voltage would be if that resistance is changed. The second example asks the reader to draw the output wave shapes of a voltage follower circuit with a square wave input and 1V/ms slew rate. It notes the distortion that occurs at different frequencies. Additional examples can be found on the listed website.

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Op Amp Solved Examples

The document provides two examples related to operational amplifiers and asks the reader to resolve them using Proteus simulation software. The first example asks what resistance value is needed for a bridge circuit to yield zero output voltage and then what the output voltage would be if that resistance is changed. The second example asks the reader to draw the output wave shapes of a voltage follower circuit with a square wave input and 1V/ms slew rate. It notes the distortion that occurs at different frequencies. Additional examples can be found on the listed website.

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Please resolve the following examples you may check your answers using proteus simulation software

Example 1: What value of the resistance RB will provide balance of the bridge yielding Vo = 0 for RA = RC = RD = 1 K. What will be the value of output voltage, if now RB is set to 0.5 K?

Example 2: Draw the output wave shapes of the voltage follower using op-amp
with 1 V/ms slew rate with the square wave input shown in Fig. (a). Solution: It is seen from the wave shapes of vo that remarkable distortion occurs for slew rate at high frequency. Fig. (b) is100 Hz signal that does not produce appreciable distortion. A 10 kHz signal produces appreciable distortion as shown in Fig. 15.109(c). A 1 MHz signal becomes sawtooth wave as in Fig. 15.109(c).

Figure (a)

Figure (b)

Figure (c)

Also refer to these solved examples in this website also check the other listed sections at the lift side of the electronic page http://my.safaribooksonline.com/book/networking/9788131709863/operational-amplifiersasics/solved_examples

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