LAB EXPERIMENT-03

Differentiator and Integrator Amplifiers.

​Title​:​
Date of Experiment:​ 3
​ 0/07/2020

Name​ : ​ASHMEET SINGH

Registration number: 19BEI0076
Subject: Analog and Digital Circuits.
Slot:L49+L50

● ​Aim :
1.For Differentiator Amplifiers:
The output voltage V0= -RC(dVin/dt).
2.For Integrator Amplifiers:
The output voltage V0=-(1/RC)(dVin/dt).
Where R,C are the resistance and capacitance respectively.

● ​Apparatus Used:
● LM741/NS - Operational Amplifier
● Resistors.
● Capacitors.
● Sinusoidal voltage source.
● Ground sources.
● Wires.
● Voltage Probes.

●​ Procedure:
1. First open the CAPTURE CIS Lite Software.
2. Go to File select new and choose Pspice Blank Project.
3. Now go to Place and select Pspice component then select Search,
search for LM741/NS and tap on it we will get Op-Amps Amplifier
then place it on the workspace and choose the option Mirror Vertically
so that the negative is on the upper side and positive is on the lower
side.
4. Then again go to the Pspice component and select the resistor and
place it on the workspace in the respective place and change the
value accordingly.
5. Again go to the Pspice component bar and select Capacitor, then
place it on the workspace and change the value accordingly.
6. Now again go to the voltage source and select the sine and
change the values.Connect the sinusoidal source to the capacitor.
7. Then connect all the components through wires and place all the
ground Sources.
8. And then place the Voltage probe on the input and output.
9. Click run and get the graph.

Differentiator Operational Amplifier​: Circuit

Differentiator Operational Amplifier​: Graph

Differentiator with Square wave output:​ Circuit

Differentiator with Square wave input​: Graph

Integrator Operational amplifier:​ Circuit.

Integrator Operational amplifier​ : Graph

Integrator with Square wave input​: Circuit

 Integrator with Square wave input​: Graph

● ​Result :
1.Differentiator Operational Amplifier​ is one in which the voltage
output is directly proportional to the rate of change of the input
voltage with respect to time. This means that a fast change to the
input voltage signal, the greater the output voltage change in
response.
I,e the output voltage Vo= -RC(dVin/dt)
2.​ ​Integrator Operational Amplifier is an operational amplifier circuit
that performs the mathematical operation of Integration, that is we
can cause the output to respond to changes in the input voltage over
time as the op-amp integrator produces an output voltage which is
proportional to the integral of the input voltage.
I,e the output voltage Vo= -1/RC(integral of Vin with respect to t)