Lecture

Operational Amplifier: Introduction

Description

This lecture introduces the operational amplifier, explaining its ideal characteristics, input and output resistances, as well as its behavior in the linear zone and saturation. The instructor covers the concept of an operational amplifier as a reference for electronic circuits.

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