Lecture

Threshold Comparator: Positive Feedback Operational Amplifier

Description

This lecture covers the operation of a threshold comparator using an operational amplifier with positive feedback, explaining the inverting and non-inverting configurations, the behavior of the output level, and the voltage thresholds. The instructor discusses the design parameters, such as resistor values and voltage levels, and demonstrates the practical use of the comparator in electronic circuits.

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Electromagnetism: Electrical networks

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