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Fig 5.2 A typical op amp: a) pin configuration, b) circuit symbol

Fig 5.2 A typical op amp: a) pin configuration, b) circuit symbol. Fig. 5.3 The equivalent circuit of the non-ideal op amp. Fig. 5.10 The inverting amplifier. Fig. 5.16 The noninverting amplifier. Fig. 5.17 The voltage follower. Fig. 5.21 The summing amplifier.

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Fig 5.2 A typical op amp: a) pin configuration, b) circuit symbol

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  1. Fig 5.2 A typical op amp: a) pin configuration, b) circuit symbol

  2. Fig. 5.3 The equivalent circuit of the non-ideal op amp

  3. Fig. 5.10 The inverting amplifier

  4. Fig. 5.16 The noninverting amplifier

  5. Fig. 5.17 The voltage follower

  6. Fig. 5.21 The summing amplifier

  7. Fig. 5.24 The difference amplifier

  8. Fig. 5.28 A three-stage cascaded connection

  9. Fig. 5.33 Nonideal op amp models available in Pspice

  10. Fig. 5.35 Four-bit DAC: a)block diagram, b)binary weighted ladder type

  11. Fig. 5.35 Four-bit DAC: a)block diagram, b)binary weighted ladder type

  12. Fig. 5.37 a) the instrumentation amplifier with external resistance to adjust gain b) schematic diagram

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