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Introduction
One of the most common op-amp circuits is the inverting constant-gain multiplier, which provides a precise gain or
amplification. Figure 1.1 shows a standard circuit connection, with the resulting gain being given by
(1.1)
EXAMPLE 1.1 Determine the output voltage for the circuit of Fig. 1.2 with a sinusoidal input of 2.5 mV.
Solution: The circuit of Fig. 1.2 uses a 741 op-amp to provide a constant or fixed gain, calculated from Eq. (1.1) to
be
(1.2)
EXAMPLE 1.2 Calculate the output voltage from the circuit of Fig. 1.4 for an input of 120 V. Solution: The gain of
the op-amp circuit is calculated using Eq. (1.2) to be
Multiple-Stage Gains
When a number of stages are connected in series, the overall gain is the product of the individual stage gains. Figure
11.5 shows a connection of three stages. The first stage is connected to provide noninverting gain as given by Eq.
(1.1). The next two stages provide an inverting gain given by Eq. (1.1). The overall circuit gain is then noninverting
and is calculated by
where
EXAMPLE 1.3 Calculate the output voltage using the circuit of Fig. 11.5 for resistor components of value Rf = 470 k
, R1 = 4.3 k , R2 = 33 k , and R3 = 33 k for an input of 80 V.
so that
EXAMPLE 1.4 Show the connection of an LM124 quad op-amp as a three-stage amplifier with gains of +10, –18, and
–27. Use a 270-k feedback resistor for all three circuits.
The circuit showing the pin connections and all components used is given in Fig. 1.6. For an input of V 1 = 150 V,
the output voltage is
A number of op-amp stages could also be used to provide separate gains, as demonstrated in the next example.
EXAMPLE 1.5 Show the connection of three op-amp stages using an LM348 IC to provide outputs that are 10, 20,
and 50 times larger than the input. Use a feedback resistor of Rf = 500 k in all stages.
AMPLIFICADORES OPERACIONALES
TAREA 2.2
Solve and present the resolution of each exercise and then select the correct answer
1. Determine the output voltage for this circuit with a sinusoidal input of 2.5 mV.
1.1 V
–1.1 V
–3 V
3V
3.- Calculate the output voltage.
–6.V
6.0 mV
6.12 mV
–6.12 mV
3.02 V
2.03 V
1.78 V
1.50 V
6. Calculate the output of the first-stage op-amp when V1 = 25 mV.
–1.05 V
0.075 V
0.06 V
4.2 V
–1.05 V
0.525 V
0.168 V
4.2 V
9. Determine the value of Rf (assuming that all have the same value).
500 k
50 k
25 k
5k
10. When a number of stages are connected in parallel, the overall gain is the product of the individual stage gains.
True
False
12. Calculate the output voltage if V1 = V2 = 0.15 V.
0V
4.65 V
6.45 V
–6.45 V
0V
–6.6 V
–4 V
2V
0V
–6.6 V
–4 V
2V
15. Calculate the output voltage if V1 = 0 V and V2 = 0.2 V.
0V
–6.6 V
–4 V
2V
10(V2 – Vi)
–10(V2 – V1)
–10(V1 – V2)
None of the above
0V
–12 V
12 V
–8 V
20. Refer to Example 11.7. Calculate the output voltage Vo if V1 = –V2 = 300 mV.
0V
–12 V
12 V
–8 V
0V
–2 V
1V
2V
0V
–2 V
1V
2V
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
1
3 mA
4 mA
5 mA
6 mA
29. Calculate the output voltage for this circuit when V1 = 2.5 V and V2 = 2.25 V.
dc voltmeter
display driver
ac voltmeter
All of the above
dc voltmeter
display driver
instrumentation amplifier
None of the above