1. Operational Amplifiers Digital Simulation Nate Moehring

2. Operational Amplifiers Used in amplifiers, attenuators, and filters Ideal Properties of an Op Amp: Infinite open-loop gain, A ol = infinity Infinite input impedance, R in = infinity Zero output impedance, R out = 0 Zero noise contribution Zero DC output offset Infinite bandwidth, infinite frequency response Both differential inputs stick together

3. Why use op amps? Extremely high gain (10,000x) Infinite input resistance good for adding multiple sources (0 current = 0 voltage drop) Develop high pole filters

4. Example Passive Band Pass

5. Example Active Band Pass

6. Example Active Band Pass w/ amplifier

7. Op Amp configurations Rails +/- to higher input (Takes difference Multiplies by 10,000) Comparator

8. Op Amp configurations V o = -V i (R f /R i ) (Feedback loop creates 180 o out of phase signal that eliminates large A ol ) Inverting Gain

9. Op Amp configurations V o = V i (1 + R f /R i ) (Feedback line must always go to negative input. Otherwise, we would be summing infinitely.) Non - Inverting Gain

10. Op Amp configurations V o = V i (1 + 0/ ) = 1 Also called follow me amplifier. Buffer – Isolation Amplifier

11. Op Amp configurations f c = 1/(2 RC) Active, although this filter is no better than a passive filter. Filter

12. Op Amp configurations Differential Amplifier V o = R 2 /R 1 (V 2 -V 1 ) Subtractor

13. Op Amp configurations Summing Amplifier V o = V1(R3/R1) + V2(R3/R2) Adder

14. Parametric results w/ transient

15. Parametric results w/ AC Sweep

16. Transistors Bipolar Junction Transistors BJT (npn) Uses a small amount of current to allow a large amount of current to pass through it. (Amplifier) (Flood gate) Also used as on/off switch. (Transistor Transistor Logic (TTL)) Bipolar.olb Base Collector Emitter

17. NOT Gate These TTL representations are greatly simplified for logical interpretation and are not meant for actual implementation as seen here.

18. AND Gate

19. OR Gate

20. Digital Simulation Use Bias Point calculations manually changing VDCs Use Bussed STIM sources to perform transient analysis. Get digital components from 74ac (pro) or Eval library (student)

21. Using STIM sources Use STIM4 from source library Draw bus wire Place Net Alias ON bus, ie. A[0:3] Use Bus Entry tool to extract lines Name lines using Place Net Alias Double click STIM4 to create pattern Probe input and outputs Run transient simulation

22. Voter Problem Build using 74xx logic gates Input manually using VDC sources and view outputs using Bias Voltages Input using STIM4 providing all possible input combinations.