Lecture

Threshold Comparator: Generic Model

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This lecture covers the operation of comparators, focusing on the threshold comparator with inverting and non-inverting thresholds. The instructor explains the concept of positive and negative reactions in comparators, as well as the implementation of inverting threshold comparators. The lecture also delves into the calculation of threshold voltages and the application of comparators in scenarios like monitoring car battery voltage and temperature control systems.

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