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C H A P T E R 2

OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS


Figure 2.1 Operational amplifier. All voltages are referred to the 0-V ground terminals. Inputs and output usually have a common ground terminal as

indicated in b.


Figure 2.2 The operational amplifier. (a) Diagram of a bipolar circuit showing the three main signal blocks, gm, −A2, and a unity-gain buffer;


Figure 2.2 (b) single-opamp package with pin configurations; (c) external circuitry, most notably power supplies.


Figure 2.3 Functional parts of an opamp.


Figure 2.4 Frequency response of a real opamp. (a) Magnitude and phase of the LM741; (b) gain and phase responses of a high-frequency opamp (OPA300).


Figure 2.4Continued


Figure 2.5 (a) Opamp model withfinite input and output resistors and a controlled voltage source of gain A(s); (b) opamp symbol.


Figure 2.6 Model (a) and symbol (b) of an ideal opamp.


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