Lecture

Imperfections of Operational Amplifiers: Imperfections

Description

This lecture covers the imperfections of operational amplifiers, including input bias current, open-loop finite gain, common mode rejection rate, offset voltage, frequency response, and input/output impedance. It explains the impact of these imperfections on amplifier performance and provides a detailed analysis of the open-loop gain, frequency response, and consequences of imperfections.

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