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    This document discusses operational amplifiers, including their ideal characteristics and features such as common mode rejection ratio. It also explains inverting and non-inverting amplifiers through math equations and discusses integrators and differentiators using math and explanations. The document further discusses clipper and clamper circuits, including their definitions, math equations, and applications. It also defines high pass and low pass circuits and discusses their output waveforms for different input signals. Finally, it includes questions about proving low pass and high pass circuits can operate as integrators and differentiators respectively, and drawing the configurations of level detectors with their input-output responses.

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    This document discusses operational amplifiers, including their ideal characteristics and features such as common mode rejection ratio. It also explains inverting and non-inverting amplifiers through math equations and discusses integrators and differentiators using math and explanations. The document further discusses clipper and clamper circuits, including their definitions, math equations, and applications. It also defines high pass and low pass circuits and discusses their output waveforms for different input signals. Finally, it includes questions about proving low pass and high pass circuits can operate as integrators and differentiators respectively, and drawing the configurations of level detectors with their input-output responses.

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    Electronic Pulse Question & Solve

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    This document discusses operational amplifiers, including their ideal characteristics and features such as common mode rejection ratio. It also explains inverting and non-inverting amplifiers through math equations and discusses integrators and differentiators using math and explanations. The document further discusses clipper and clamper circuits, including their definitions, math equations, and applications. It also defines high pass and low pass circuits and discusses their output waveforms for different input signals. Finally, it includes questions about proving low pass and high pass circuits can operate as integrators and differentiators respectively, and drawing the configurations of level detectors with their input-output responses.

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    OP­AMP :

    # op­amp? ideal op amp er characteristics?


    # features of op amp?
    # CMRR?
    # explain Inverting amplifier?(Math)
    # explain Non­Inverting amplifier?(Math)
    # Integrator nd Differentiator er Math
    # integrator nd differentiator er EXplanation?

    CLIPPER CLAMPER::

    # clipper clamper define?


    # application of clipper circuit.
    # clippers and clampers er math.

    LINEAR WAVE SHAPING :

    # Define High pass nd Low pass Circuit?


    # OUTPUT WAVEFORM OF HIGH PASS ND LOW PASS :: 1. Pulse input 2. Square­wave
    input 3. Ramp input 4. Exponential input.
    # prove that Low pass RC circuit can operate as an integrator?
    # prove that High pass RC circuit can operate as an Differentiator?
    # time constant define?
    #application of wave shaving circuit

    # Draw the configuration of a non­inverting positive level detector.find its output response and
    transfer characteristic with a voltage V= 12 sinwt.
    # Draw the structure of an inverting negetive level detector with complete input output waveform
    when applied voltage is triangular wave having a peak of 5v.

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