Lecture

Applications of Operational Amplifiers: Non-linear Applications

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This lecture covers the application of operational amplifiers in non-linear circuits, focusing on the half-wave non-inverting rectifier. The instructor explains the operation of the rectifier, including voltage levels, current flow, and signal processing. Additionally, the lecture delves into frequency limitations such as slew rate and frequency response in electronic circuits.

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