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Op Amp Circuit Design for EEL 3003

1) An ideal op-amp has no input current and an infinite open-loop gain. 2) For an ideal op-amp circuit, the inverting and non-inverting terminals are at the same voltage (virtual short). 3) The output voltage of an ideal op-amp cannot exceed the power supply voltages and is determined by the input voltages and resistor ratios. Nodal analysis is used to solve for voltages starting from the input side.

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Op Amp Circuit Design for EEL 3003

1) An ideal op-amp has no input current and an infinite open-loop gain. 2) For an ideal op-amp circuit, the inverting and non-inverting terminals are at the same voltage (virtual short). 3) The output voltage of an ideal op-amp cannot exceed the power supply voltages and is determined by the input voltages and resistor ratios. Nodal analysis is used to solve for voltages starting from the input side.

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EEL 3003 Homework 6
Spring 2019

HW6aP1: RF = 50kΩ, G=-25


a) Calculate RI
b) If Vin = -0.25V calculate Ia Ia

HW6aP2: RI = 1.5kΩ, RF =4.5kΩ, R1=1kΩ


V1=1.5V, V2=1, V4=0.5, and Vout=6 Ia
a) Calculate V3
b) Calculate Ia

HW6aP3: RI = 500Ω, RF =3kΩ, Vin =1.25V


a) Calculate Vout
b) Calculate Ia

Ia
EEL 3003 Homework 6
Spring 2019

HW6aP4: RI = 500Ω, RF =3kΩ, Vin = 1.25V


Calculate Vout

HW6aP5: Using your Arduino, you want to measure temperature using a sensor. The sensor
measures temperature between 0⁰ and 100⁰C and outputs a voltage linearly from 0V @ 0⁰C
to -0.5V @100⁰C. Design an op amp circuit that maximizes the resolution of the Arduino’s
on-board analog-to-digital converter.
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H6aP5: Using your Arduino, you want to measure temperature using a sensor. The sensor
measures temperature between 0⁰ and 100⁰C and outputs a voltage linearly from 0V @ 0⁰C to
-0.5V @100⁰C. Design an op amp circuit that maximizes the resolution of the on-board analog-
to-digital converter.
The ADC on the Arduino has an input range of 0 to 5V. Therefore we want to amplify the input
signal by -10, because input signal is negative.

Design an inverting amplifier with a gain of -10. 𝐺 = − = −10 𝑠𝑜 = 10

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