Overview: Operational Amplifiers are
the most used analog active circuit component. While OpAmps are widely available
from different manufacturers, and are fairly inexpensive, selection of the
right OpAmp for the job is still important.
This seminar is a "crash course" on OpAmps. All the knowledge
necessary to understand the material will be provided during the session.
First, the fundamental concepts of an OpAmp will be covered, looking at
the OpAmp as a building block or black box. We will then cover some of
the OpAmp key parameters that need to be considered when designing a part
into a circuit. As a final step, we will take a look inside the black
box to see how certain features are achieved using the internal circuitry
of a simple OpAmp.
Length: 60 minutes
Published Date: September 2003
Topics covered in this online seminar include:
- What is an OpAmp?
- Different OpAmp configurations
- OpAmp parameters
- OpAmp datasheets: Understand the "Abs Max Ratings"
- Internal Circuitry of a simple OpAmp
Presenter: Peggy Alavi is an
Application Engineer with National Semiconductor's Amplifiers Group. She
joined National after receiving her BSEE from UCLA. She is currently pursuing
her MSEE at Santa Clara University.
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