Operational Amplifiers

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OPERATIONAL

AMPLIFIERS
What is an op-amp ?

An operational amplifier (op-


amp) is an integrated circuit (IC)
that amplifies the difference in
voltage between two inputs.
PIN DIAGRAM OF IC
741
4

2
6
3
7
Input Pins (2 &
3)Pin 2 is considered as inverting input and pin 3 is considered
as non-inverting input.

Ouput Pin
(6)
Power supply pins (4 & 7)
Pin 4 and pin 7 are negative and positive voltage supply
terminals respectively.
Offset null pins (1 & 5)

Not connected pin (8)


Pin 8 is not connected to any circuit inside op-amp IC 741. It
is just a pin used to fill the void space in 8-pin standard
packages.
PARAMETERS OF IC
741
Open-loop
gain gain of an operational amplifier is the measure of the gain
The open-loop
achieved when there is no feedback implemented in the circuit.

Input resistance
The input resistance of an operational amplifier (op-amp) is the DC resistance
between its input terminals when one or both inputs are grounded.

Output resistance
The output resistance of an operational amplifier (op-amp) refers to the small
resistance that the op-amp exhibits at its output terminal. It’s a measure of
how much the output voltage of the op-amp changes in response to a change
in the current flowing out of the output terminal.
Slew rate
The maximum rate of change of the output voltage with respect to time. It
indicates how quickly the op-amp can respond to rapid changes in the input
signal.

Common Mode Rejection Ratio


CMRR is defined as the ratio of the differential gain to the common-mode gain.
It indicates how much better the op-amp amplifies the difference between its
input terminals compared to the common signal present on both terminals.
PARAMETERS IDEAL VALUE PRACTICAL VALUE

Open-loop gain ∞ 200000

Input resistance ∞ 2 MΩ

Output resistance 0 75 Ω

Slew rate ∞ 0.5 V/µsec

CMRR ∞ 90 dB
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