Dive into a comprehensive video tutorial on operational amplifiers (op-amps), exploring their functionality, key parameters, and practical applications. Learn about ideal op-amps, inverting and non-inverting configurations, buffers, and current references. Examine crucial characteristics such as input offset voltage, input bias current, bandwidth, slew rate, noise, voltage swing, common mode range, and stability through simulations and measurements. Conclude with a practical example of a pH electrometer solution and pH measurement techniques. Gain valuable insights from industry experts and enhance your understanding of op-amp principles and applications in electronic circuit design.
Everything Important About Operational Amplifiers (Op Amps)
Overview
Syllabus
What is this video about
Why to use operational amplifier
Ideal op amp
How inverting op amp works
How non-inverting op amp works
Op amp working as a buffer
Op amp working as a current reference
Input offset voltage
Input offset voltage simulation
Input offset voltage measurement
Input bias current
Input bias current measurement
Op-amp Bandwidth
Op-amp Bandwidth measurement
Op-amp Bandwidth simulation
Operational amplifier slew rate
Slew rate simulation
Slew rate measurement
Slew rate impact to sinusoidal output
Op amp noise
Op amp noise measurement
Op amp noise simulation
Input and output voltage swing
Common mode range
Common mode range simulation
Common mode range measurement
Op amp output range
Op-amp stability
Op-amp stability simulation
Op-amp stability measurement
pH Electrometer solution - practical example
Measuring pH
Taught by
Robert Feranec
