Electronics II: Practical 3

Aim: To practically investigate the basic operational-amplifier configurations

Produce a Report that includes the following Six (7) points. O b tai n s igna tu r e s fr o m
t he tu to r s to p ro ve th at t h e c ir c u i t w a s w o r ing a n! i n cl u ! e it in t o the r e po r t"
1. Draw a neatly labeled circuit diagram of the following basic op-amp configurations
and supply a formula for each circuit to define the oltage gain !
" #nerting amp
" $on-inerting amp
" %oltage follower
&. Draw a neatly labeled circuit diagram of the following basic op-amp
configurations and discuss the function and operation of each circuit!
" 'omparator
" (ysteresis
" Differential )mplifier
*. +btain the pinouts of a 7,1 op-amp.
" Draw the #' and label the pins
" Discuss the functionality of each of these pins
,. -uild a non-inerting amp with a gain of 1.. )pply an /ac0 signal and obsere the
output.
" 1ecord the input and the output oltages and calculate the oltage gain.
" 'omment on the phase relationship between the input and the output signal.
" 'alculate the time different between the input and the output and define this
phenomenon.
2. Design and build an amplifier that can perform the following mathematical
function
V
out
3
V
in 1
4 V
in &
4 V
in *
4 V
in ,
. Document your results and proe
,
that your result supports the aboe mentioned formula.
5. Design and build an op-amp circuit that will conert a s6uare wae input to a
triangular output.
7. )ll calculations together with circuit diagrams and simulations with the use of P-
Spice must be included into your final report.
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