Operational Amplifiers: Comparators and Oscillators

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This lecture covers the analysis of operational amplifiers, focusing on comparators and oscillators. It explains the principles behind different types of comparators, such as threshold inverters, and the design and operation of astable multivibrators. The lecture also delves into the characteristics and applications of sinusoidal and square wave oscillators, including the impact of gain-bandwidth product and slew rate on circuit performance.

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