Lecture

Comparator: Op-Amp in Positive Feedback

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This lecture covers the operation of an op-amp in positive feedback, focusing on the comparator function. Topics include open-loop and simple comparators, negative saturation, temperature control using resistors, and the relationship between temperature and current.

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