Operational Amplifiers Cap 6 y 7
Mar 07, 2016
Un amplificador operacional, a menudo conocido op-amp, es un dispositivo amplificador electrónico de alta ganancia acoplado en corriente continua que tiene dos entradas y una salida. En esta configuración, la salida del dispositivo es, generalmente, de cientos de miles de veces mayor que la diferencia de potencial entre sus entradas.
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6. Linear Circuit Applications6.1 Differential DC Amplifiers6.2 Bridge amplifiers6.3 Analog Integrators6.4 Differentiators6.5 Line-driving Amplifiers6.6 AC-coupled Feedback Amplifiers6.7 Voltage-to-Current Converters6.8 Reference Voltage Sources and Regulators6.9 Voltage Regulators6.10 Current Amplifiers6.11 Charge AmplifiersReferences
7. Operational Amplifiers in Nonlinear Circuits7.1 Diode Limiter Networks7.2 Feedback Limiters7.3 Diode Function Generators7.4 Logarithmic Amplifiers7.5 Analog Multiplication and DivisionReferences
8. Active Filters8.1 Active Filters Characteristics8.2 Pole Pairs, Network Functions and Parameters8.3 Filter Realizations8.4 Tuning Active Filter Stages8.5 How Amplifier Performance Affects Filter Performance8.6 Circuit ElementsReferences
