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Amplifier Experiments and Results Analysis

The document describes the results of 5 experiments measuring the input and output voltages of an operational amplifier circuit under varying conditions: Experiment 1 shows the input and output voltages with a 200mV peak-peak input yielding a 525mV peak-peak output. Experiment 2 varies the input voltage from 2-20V peak-peak and measures the corresponding output and voltage gain, showing distortion at higher inputs. Experiment 3 repeats this with the input connected to the non-inverting instead of inverting terminal, resulting in no phase shift of the output. Experiments 4 and 5 vary the input frequency, demonstrating a limiting frequency above which the output amplitude drops off due to insufficient slew rate.

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Amplifier Experiments and Results Analysis

The document describes the results of 5 experiments measuring the input and output voltages of an operational amplifier circuit under varying conditions: Experiment 1 shows the input and output voltages with a 200mV peak-peak input yielding a 525mV peak-peak output. Experiment 2 varies the input voltage from 2-20V peak-peak and measures the corresponding output and voltage gain, showing distortion at higher inputs. Experiment 3 repeats this with the input connected to the non-inverting instead of inverting terminal, resulting in no phase shift of the output. Experiments 4 and 5 vary the input frequency, demonstrating a limiting frequency above which the output amplitude drops off due to insufficient slew rate.

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All units are in SI unless explicitly stated.

Experiment 1
Vin(p-p) = 200 mV
Vout(p-p) = 525 mV
Experiment 2
Vin(ampl)

10

Vin(p-p)

10

12

14

16

18

20

Vout(p-p)

2.68

10.5

15.94

21.09

25.16

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

Av

-1.34

-2.63

-2.66

-2.64

-2.52

-2.11

-1.81

-1.58

-1.41

-1.27

Dist

Vout is phase shifted 90o because input voltage is going into the inverting terminal.
Experiment 3
Vin(ampl)

10

Vin(p-p)

10

12

14

16

18

20

Vout(p-p)

7.5

14.81

22.5

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

25.31

Av

3.75

3.7

3.75

3.16

2.53

2.11

1.81

1.58

1.41

1.27

Dist

Vout has no phase-shifting (i.e. non-inverted) since input voltage is going into the non-inverting terminal.
Experiment 4
[Hz]

1e2

1e3

1e4

1e5

7e5

7.65e5

8e5

1e6

Vin(p-p)
[mV]

209.4

212.5

212.5

212.5

206.3

212.5

206.3

212.5

Vout(p-p)
[mV]

756.2

756.2

756.2

693.8

221.9

206.3

196.9

159.4

Experiment 5
[Hz]

1e4

2e4

3e4

3.5e4

4e4

4.5e4

5e4

1e5

5e5

1e6

Vin(p-p)

9.875

9.875

9.875

9.875

9.875

9.875

9.812

9.812

9.75

9.812

Vout(p-p)

9.875

9.875

9.312

8.5

7.625

6.812

6.188

3.125

0.750

0.375

[Hz]

1e4

2e4

3e4

3.5e4

4e4

4.5e4

5e4

1e5

5e5

1e6

Vin(p-p)
[mV]

206.3

206.3

204.7

204.7

204.7

206.3

206.3

209.4

207.8

204.7

Vout(p-p)
[mV]

201.6

201.6

203.1

203.1

203.1

203.1

201.6

203.1

196.9

160.9

The limiting-frequency is lower for 5V source due to the high slew rate.

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