Assignment One

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The circuit in figure l, with can be configured for a variety of 
applications by the appropriate connection of terminals A, B, C, D, and O. 


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Untitled picture.png a) Show how the circuit can be used to implement a difference amplifier of unity gain. 
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Untitled picture.png b) Show how the circuit can be used to implement single-ended amplifiers with gains: (i) 
-1; (ii) +1; (iii) +2; (W) +1/2. 
In the implementation avoid from leaving a terminal open-circuited for such a terminal 
may act as an "antenna" picking up interference and noise through capacitive coupling. 
When more than one circuit implementation is possible, comment on the relative 
merits of each from matching and input resistance point of 
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c) In estimating DC imperfections (input offset voltage, input offset current and the bias 
current) of an op-map, an inverting amplifier with nominal gain Of -100 using 100kQ 
and resistors is implemented using the op-amp as shown in Fig 2(a) below.

 

 

Rz=10MO 
RÉIOMO 
Figure 2(b): Modified inverting amplifier

 

Rz=10MQ 
Figure 2(a): Inverting amplifier

 

Untitled picture.png Measurements are conducted on the output voltage of the inverting amplifier under 
the following conditions: (i) the input (VD is open circuited and the output voltage is 
found to be +9.31 V ; (ii) the input (Vi) is grounded and the Output voltage is found to 
be +9.09V; (iii) the inverting amplifier is further modified by connecting a IOMQ 
resistor between the positive input terminal and ground (shown in Figure 2(b)) and the 
output voltage is measured to be -0.8V with the input (VD opened. What are the 
estimate values of the input offset voltage, input offset current and input bias current 
Of the op-amp? 
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R2=10MO 
R3=10MO 
Figure 2(b): Modified inverting amplifier 

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R2=10MO 
R3=10MO 
Figure 2(b): Modified inverting amplifier 
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e) In reference to figure l, the op-amp is configured as an inverting amplifier. The large 
signal limitations and other characteristics of the op-amp are provided as in table l. The 
DC imperfections are as estimated above. The values of resistors used in the inverting 
amplifier configuration are Rl=lkQ, R3=lkQ, R4=lOkQ. 
Lar e si al limitations 
Ou ut volta saturation 
Ou ut current limits 
Slew rate 
±13V 
+20mA 
0.5V/gs 
Other characteristics 
Internal com nsation ca acitor 3 F 
n 100 volta e ain 
n 100 bandwidth 
IOOdB 
6Hz 
Table 1: The non-ideal op-amp characteristics 


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Estimate the bandwidth of the amplifier assuming that the internal 
compensation capacitor creates the dominant pole in the frequency 
response of the op-amp? 
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11. 
With Vin = and VA=IV , will there be a frequency at which 
the output (v o) will be distorted? If so, what is that frequency? 
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111. 
With Vin = VAcos(2a1000t) where VA=IV and assuming that a 
resistive load is connected at the output between node Vo and ground, 
what is the constrain on the resistive load if the output is to be 
undistorted? 
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