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Comparison between Op-Amp and CCII

This document provides a comparison between operational amplifiers (op-amps) and


second-generation current conveyors (CCII), highlighting their differences and their
implementations in various operations such as summing, integration, and differentiation.

Feature/Operation Op-Amp CCII


Signal Type Voltage mode Current mode
Impedance High input impedance, low High input impedance at
output impedance voltage input, low
impedance at current input
Bandwidth Limited by gain-bandwidth Wider bandwidth due to
product current-mode operation
Gain Voltage gain, typically very Unity current or voltage
high transfer gain
Feedback Configuration Requires external resistors Direct current feedback
for operation possible
Power Consumption Moderate to high depending Generally lower due to
on circuit design current-mode operation
Summing Operation Achieved via summing Achieved by summing
amplifier configuration currents directly at the
input
Integration Requires RC integrator Achieved with a grounded
circuit capacitor in current mode
Differentiation Requires RC differentiator Achieved with a grounded
circuit resistor in current mode
Applications Widely used in analog signal Current-mode filters, high-
processing, filters, speed circuits,
amplifiers transimpedance amplifiers

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