Lecture

Applications of Operational Amplifiers: Linear Applications

Description

This lecture covers various linear applications of operational amplifiers, including current-voltage converters, trans-resistance converters, object detectors, and filtering techniques. The instructor explains how to convert current to voltage using resistances and discusses different configurations for voltage conversion. The lecture also delves into filtering concepts, such as series and parallel configurations with resistors and capacitors, and the frequency response of filters in decibels per decade.

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Physics

Electromagnetism: Electrostatics, Electrical networks

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