Lecture

Operational Amplifiers: Applications and Characteristics

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This lecture covers the analysis of operational amplifiers in both positive and negative feedback configurations, focusing on applications such as comparators, filters, and oscillators. The instructor explains the principles behind the design of amplifiers and their dynamic characteristics, including slew rate and frequency response.

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