Lecture

Operational Amplifiers: Basics and Applications

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This lecture covers the fundamentals of operational amplifiers, including their ideal model, negative feedback, comparator and rectifier configurations, differential amplifier, positive feedback, and sinusoidal operation. It also explores non-inverting, inverting, and summing amplifier configurations, as well as integrator and differentiator circuits.

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