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EE122, Stanford University, Prof. Greg Kovacs 5
USE decoupling capacitors (typically
0.1 µF) from each power supply rail to
ground. This is essential to prevent
unwanted oscillations.
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"We don't
need need no education....
no education...."
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HAT!
Traditional costumes of
analog circuit designers.
510K NE-68
220K
680K
1M
7.5pF
12AX7
- Vin 12AX7
NE-68
Vout
+ Vin 221K
9.1K
220K 2.2M 120K
4.7M
500pF
-300 VDC
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K2-XA
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The K2-W Tube OpAmp
• Invented by Julie Loebe and George Philbrick (early 1950's)
• The first "mass production" OpAmp...
• Cost (in 1950's) approximately $22.00...
• Basic specifications comparison to 741 and LT1037...
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Eout 3 0 1 2 100K
2 V1
A(V2-V1) 3
+
1 V2
-
2
• The gain of the circuit is made less sensitive to
the values of individual components.
• Nonlinear distortion can be reduced.
• The effects of noise can be reduced.
• The input and output impedances of the
amplifier can be modified.
• The bandwidth of the amplifier can be extended.
V- VOUT
VIN V+ VOUT = AV+ - V-
i fb
R1 R2
AV = −
VIN V- VOUT
i in V+ R1
VOUT = A( 0 − V− )
thus, Due to NEGATIVE
FEEDBACK!!!!
VOUT VOUT
V− = ≈ =0
A ∞
R1
i2
R1
V-
V+ VOUT
i1
VIN
R4 2R2
AV = − 1+
R3 R1
Source: Sedra, A. S., and
Smith, K. C., “Microelectronic
Circuits,” Oxford, 1998.
For one-resistor gain adjust, set R4 = R3 and fix R2.
Instrumentation Amplifier
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For DC inputs: R1
VIN V-
VOUT
VOUT V+
= - R2
i in
VIN R1
For AC inputs:
What is it good for?
iin = ifb
Triangle wave generation.
Ramp generation ('scopes!). vin = - C1d v out
Math (yuk) as it used to be done! R1 dt
0.0V
-10V
0.0S 2mS 4mS 6mS 8mS 10mS
tran3 TIME mS
vout = - R2 C1 dvin
Design the circuit to be used dt
below this frequency
fmax = 1
2π R1 C1
What kind of filter is this?
0.0V
-2V
10mS 11mS 12mS
tran2 TIME mS
1)
1) The
Theinput
inputimpedance
impedanceis isinfinite
infinite NO,
NO,but
butititis
isoften
oftenGIGA
GIGA
--i.e.
i.e.no
nocurrent
currentever
everflows
flowsinto
into or
orTERA
TERA !!
either
eitherinput
inputof
ofthe
theop-amp.
op-amp.
2)
2) The
Theoutput
outputimpedance
impedanceis iszero
zero-- NO,
NO,but
butis
iscan
canbe
beaafew
few
i.e.
i.e.the
theop-amp
op-ampcancandrive
driveanyany ohms
ohmsininmany
manycases!
cases!
load
loadimpedance
impedanceto toany
anyvoltage.
voltage.
3)
3) The
Theopen-loop
open-loopgain
gain(A)
(A)isis NO,
NO,but
butititis
isusually
usually
infinte.
infinte. several
severalmillion!
million!
4)
4) The
Thebandwidth
bandwidthis isinfinite.
infinite. NO,
NO,usually
usuallyseveral
severalMHz.
MHz.
5)
5) The
Theoutput
outputvoltage
voltageis
iszero
zero NO,
NO,offset
offsetvoltages
voltagesexist,
exist,
when
whenthetheinput
inputvoltage
voltage but
butcan
canbe
betrimmed.
trimmed.
difference
differenceisiszero.
zero.
0.0V
-2.0V
0us 5us 10us 15us 20us
Measuring the V(1) V(2)
SLEW RATE of Time
a lobster using
Exit Add_trace Remove_trace X_axis Y_axis Plot_control
a piece of Display_control Macros Hard_copy Cursor Zoom Label
Bungie-cord...
This animation shows the how the bandwidth of an op-amp in the inverting configuration
increases as the gain is decreased.
IDEAL OP-AMP:
Eout 3 0 1 2 100K
100
10m
1.0h 100h 10Kh 1.0Mh 10Mh
V(5)/V(1)
Frequency