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    Applications of Op-Amp Circuits: Section 8.2

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    The document discusses noise cancellation circuits that use op-amps. A microphone detects external noise and the circuitry uses a non-inverting amplifier, phase inverter, and summer to generate a signal that cancels the noise detected by a headset microphone. Knobs allow users to control the magnitude of the phase-shifted signal, fine-tuning the noise cancellation. The non-inverting amplifier has a gain of 1+R8/R6 and the phase-inverting amplifier has a gain of -R12/R10.

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    The document discusses noise cancellation circuits that use op-amps. A microphone detects external noise and the circuitry uses a non-inverting amplifier, phase inverter, and summer to generate a signal that cancels the noise detected by a headset microphone. Knobs allow users to control the magnitude of the phase-shifted signal, fine-tuning the noise cancellation. The non-inverting amplifier has a gain of 1+R8/R6 and the phase-inverting amplifier has a gain of -R12/R10.

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    The document discusses noise cancellation circuits that use op-amps. A microphone detects external noise and the circuitry uses a non-inverting amplifier, phase inverter, and summer to generate a signal that cancels the noise detected by a headset microphone. Knobs allow users to control the magnitude of the phase-shifted signal, fine-tuning the noise cancellation. The non-inverting amplifier has a gain of 1+R8/R6 and the phase-inverting amplifier has a gain of -R12/R10.

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    Applications of Op-Amp Circuits: Section 8.2

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    The document discusses noise cancellation circuits that use op-amps. A microphone detects external noise and the circuitry uses a non-inverting amplifier, phase inverter, and summer to generate a signal that cancels the noise detected by a headset microphone. Knobs allow users to control the magnitude of the phase-shifted signal, fine-tuning the noise cancellation. The non-inverting amplifier has a gain of 1+R8/R6 and the phase-inverting amplifier has a gain of -R12/R10.

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    Applications of Op-Amp

    Circuits
    Section 8.2

    Noise Cancellation Circuits

    Microphone is placed external


    to the headphone to detect noise.

    Circuitry
    Non-inverting amplifier
    phase-inverter

    Summer

    Speaker

    headset
    mounted
    microphone

    Music Source

    Non-Inverting Amplifier

    Av=1+R8/R6

    Phase-Inverting Amplifier

    Av=-R12/R10
    A unity gain amplifier
    to cut-back on any audio
    distortion.

    Knobs

    Control over the magnitude of


    phase shifted signal. Thus, allowing
    users to fine-tune noise cancelling.

    Provides an option
    for turning on or of
    phase inverted signal

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