Introduction to Op-Amps (Amplifiers #2)
How do you calculate the gain in a circuit with op-amps? Let's look at the LM-741 op-amp and find the gain for both inverting and non-inverting configurations of a common amplifier. Aaron Danner is a professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the National University of Singapore. http://danner.group Video filmed and edited by Cheryl Lim. @randomcheryl
▶︎
Let's build an amplifier using an op-amp (Amplifiers #3)
▶︎
Introduction to Voltage Amplifiers (Amplifiers #1)
▶︎
Op-Amps - Using Operational Amplifiers
▶︎
Noise and its weird units of V per sqrt Hz (Amplifiers #12)
▶︎
Op-Amps: The Golden Rules (Op-Amp Basics, episode 1)
▶︎
Offset voltage in op-amps (Amplifiers #8)
▶︎
Op Amps: Negative Feedback
▶︎
57 - Designing a Simple Transistor Amplifier
▶︎
The Ultimate Op-Amp Comparison - Bandwidth, Slew Rate, Frequency Response, CMRR & More!
▶︎
Intro to Op-Amps (Operational Amplifiers) | Basic Circuits
▶︎
Using inductors to bias transistors (30-Transistors)
▶︎
#79: Op Amp Power Supply Considerations: split, single, virtual ground, etc. - a tutorial
▶︎
Op-Amps Explained: The Tiny Chip That Does Math with Electricity
▶︎
The Ultimate Component: OpAmp (ElectroBOOM101 – 013)
▶︎
EEVblog #600 - OpAmps Tutorial - What is an Operational Amplifier?
▶︎
Types of Noise in Amplifiers (Amplifiers #11)
▶︎
What is an operational amplifier?
▶︎
Introduction to PNP transistors (20-Transistors)
▶︎