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Virtual Bio Instrumwentation Lecture 07

The document discusses signal conditioning and ideal operational amplifiers. It covers inverting, non-inverting, and instrument amplifiers. It also discusses integrators, differentiators, and filters. Examples of signal conditioning modules are provided. The properties and basic rules of ideal operational amplifiers are explained. Homework on problems 3.4 and 3.17 from page 119 is assigned and due on October 6, 2004.

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Virtual Bio Instrumwentation Lecture 07

The document discusses signal conditioning and ideal operational amplifiers. It covers inverting, non-inverting, and instrument amplifiers. It also discusses integrators, differentiators, and filters. Examples of signal conditioning modules are provided. The properties and basic rules of ideal operational amplifiers are explained. Homework on problems 3.4 and 3.17 from page 119 is assigned and due on October 6, 2004.

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Signal Conditioning

Ideal operational amplifier


Inverting, non-inverting and instrument
amplifier
Integrator, differentiator
Filters
Examples of signal conditioning module

BME313 Virtual Bioinstrumentation

Instructor: Wei

Ideal Operational Amplifier

Operational (OP) amplifier is a high-gain dc differential amplifier. It is


made of an integrated circuit chip. It has two inputs, negative terminal v1
and positive terminal v2 and one output v0. The effective input to the
amplifier is the voltage difference of the two inputs v1-v2.

BME313 Virtual Bioinstrumentation

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Properties of Ideal OP Amplifier

Gain if infinity (A=).


V0 = 0, when v1 = v2
Input impedance is infinity.
Output impedance is zero.
Bandwidth is infinitely wide and has no
phase shift.

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Basic Rules for Ideal OP Amplifier


When the OP amplifier output is in its
linear range, the two input terminals are at
the same voltage.
No current flows into either input terminal
of the OP amp.

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Inverting Amplifier

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Non-inverting Amplifier

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Instrument Amplifier

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Integrator

1
1 vi (t )
1
vo (t ) i (t )dt
dt
vi (t )dt

C
C Ri
RC
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Differentiator

dvi (t )
vo (t ) Ri C
dt
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Filter

Zf
V0 ( j )

Vi ( j )
Zi

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Example

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Homework
Problem 3.4 and 3.17 on page 119.

Due on 10/6/2004

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