The Operational Amplifier - Abstraction Part 1
Welcome to the video series The Operational Amplifier - From Abstraction to Reality. Operational amplifiers are the workhorse of the analog industry. It is straightforward for the engineer to design circuits by using a set of assumptions about the device, and therefore using simple formulas to calculate the values of the surrounding components. However, in the real world, there are limitations and errors that must be understood. This is where reality sets in. Operational Amplifiers Abstraction Circuit Analysis Op Amp 00:00 Intro 00:45 Graphical Abstraction 03:08 Operationla Amplifier Circuit Analysis - Abstract Assumptions 06:05 Open Loop Output vs. Input 07:26 Voltage Between Inputs is Zero 08:17 Inverting Amplifier Application Abstraction 11:25 Non-Inverting Amplifier Application Abstraction 13:30 Voltage Follower Application 15:27 Inverting Amplifier With High Gain 16:06 Inverting Amplifier With T-Feedback Network

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