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    By-Ajay Ahlawat: Experiment 5: To Design Operational Amplifier (Non-Inverting) of Gain 10

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    The document describes an experiment to design a non-inverting operational amplifier circuit with a gain of 10. Key details: - The circuit uses an op-amp with inputs connected to the non-inverting terminal. Feedback is provided through resistors R1 and R2 connected to the inverting terminal. - The gain of the circuit depends on the ratio of R2/R1. R2 is chosen to be greater than R1 to achieve a gain greater than 1. - For this experiment, R1 was set to 1kOhm and R2 was set to 9kOhm to give a gain of 10, as the gain is calculated as 1 + R2/R1

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    The document describes an experiment to design a non-inverting operational amplifier circuit with a gain of 10. Key details: - The circuit uses an op-amp with inputs connected to the non-inverting terminal. Feedback is provided through resistors R1 and R2 connected to the inverting terminal. - The gain of the circuit depends on the ratio of R2/R1. R2 is chosen to be greater than R1 to achieve a gain greater than 1. - For this experiment, R1 was set to 1kOhm and R2 was set to 9kOhm to give a gain of 10, as the gain is calculated as 1 + R2/R1

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    The document describes an experiment to design a non-inverting operational amplifier circuit with a gain of 10. Key details: - The circuit uses an op-amp with inputs connected to the non-inverting terminal. Feedback is provided through resistors R1 and R2 connected to the inverting terminal. - The gain of the circuit depends on the ratio of R2/R1. R2 is chosen to be greater than R1 to achieve a gain greater than 1. - For this experiment, R1 was set to 1kOhm and R2 was set to 9kOhm to give a gain of 10, as the gain is calculated as 1 + R2/R1

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    AMPLEFIRE

    EXPERIMENT 5: TO DESIGN OPERATIONAL


    AMPLIFIER (NON-INVERTING) OF GAIN 10.

    By-Ajay
    Ahlawat
    To design and implement the given circuit of
    Operational Amplifier and show its non-Inverting
    behaviour.

    3 terminal Op-amp, a
    Breadboard (small), connecting wires, AC voltage
    source, ground terminal, standard resistances.

    the inoonninve a i i are designed


    using an Operational amplifier. In the op-amps there
    are three basic terminals among those three two will
    be the input terminals and one is for output
    consideration. The applied input to the respective
    terminal decides whether it is an inverting one or
    non-inverting one. If it is inverting the input is applied
    to the negative terminal otherwise if the input is
    applied to the non-inverting/positive terminal.
    The circuit designed for a non-inverting amplifier
    consists of a basic oo-amp where the input is
    connected to a non-inverting terminal. The output
    obtained from this circuit is a non-inverted one. This
    is again feedback towards input but to the inverting
    terminal via a resistor. Further, one more resistor is
    connected to the inverting terminal in concern to
    connect it to the ground.
    hence the overall gain of the circuit is dependent on
    these two resistors that are responsible for the
    feedback connection. Those two resistors will behave
    as a voltage divider of the feedback fed to the
    inverting terminal. Generally, R2 is chosen to be
    greater than the R1.

    Non-Inverting Amplifier Gain:


    The construction al view of the non-inverting
    amplifier it can be considered that the inputs
    applied at both the terminals are the same. The
    voltage levels are the same and even the
    feedback is dependent on both the resistors R1
    and R2. In this way, it makes simple and easy to
    determine the gain for such types of amplifiers.
    As the voltage levels applied for both the
    terminals remain the same indirectly results in
    the gain levels to be high.
    The voltage level determined at the inverting
    terminal is because of the presence of the
    potential-divider circuit. Then this results in the
    equaton of the voltage that is:

    But the gain is the ratio between the ratios of


    the output values to input values of the applied
    signals.

    Where;
    A, represents the overall gain obtained in the
    circuit.
    R s represents the resistance connected to the
    ground.
    R2 represents the resistor connected to the
    feedback.
    The resistance considered in the above
    equation is in ohms.

    Output Wave forms:


    This amplifier generates the output the same as
    that of the applied input signal. Both the signals
    that are applied input and the generated
    output are in phase. Because of this reason, the
    potential difference across both the terminals
    remains the same.

    Output Wave form of the Non-Inverting


    Amplifier
    5000

    570265MI
    Chart Title

    1 *

    1. Before connecting the power supply plug into


    socket, ensure power supply should be
    switched off.

    2. Ensure all connections should be tight before


    switching on the power supply.

    3. Power supply should be switched off after


    completion of experiment.

    1. In this AC source of 750mV was taken with R1=


    1kohm and R2=9kohm and the graph was plot
    between log(F) Vs Gain.
    2. The phasor graph shows that it Is Non-Inverting
    Amplifier.

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