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    This document describes an experiment conducted by an engineering student to study the 741 operational amplifier. The student built a non-inverting amplifier and an adder circuit using a 741 op-amp. For each circuit, the student measured and recorded voltage values at different nodes and compared them to pre-lab calculations. The student also calculated gain, impedance, output voltages and plotted input and output signals to verify circuit behavior matched expectations. In conclusion, the student demonstrated understanding of how to use a 741 op-amp as a non-inverting amplifier and adder.

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    This document describes an experiment conducted by an engineering student to study the 741 operational amplifier. The student built a non-inverting amplifier and an adder circuit using a 741 op-amp. For each circuit, the student measured and recorded voltage values at different nodes and compared them to pre-lab calculations. The student also calculated gain, impedance, output voltages and plotted input and output signals to verify circuit behavior matched expectations. In conclusion, the student demonstrated understanding of how to use a 741 op-amp as a non-inverting amplifier and adder.

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    This document describes an experiment conducted by an engineering student to study the 741 operational amplifier. The student built a non-inverting amplifier and an adder circuit using a 741 op-amp. For each circuit, the student measured and recorded voltage values at different nodes and compared them to pre-lab calculations. The student also calculated gain, impedance, output voltages and plotted input and output signals to verify circuit behavior matched expectations. In conclusion, the student demonstrated understanding of how to use a 741 op-amp as a non-inverting amplifier and adder.

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    This document describes an experiment conducted by an engineering student to study the 741 operational amplifier. The student built a non-inverting amplifier and an adder circuit using a 741 op-amp. For each circuit, the student measured and recorded voltage values at different nodes and compared them to pre-lab calculations. The student also calculated gain, impedance, output voltages and plotted input and output signals to verify circuit behavior matched expectations. In conclusion, the student demonstrated understanding of how to use a 741 op-amp as a non-inverting amplifier and adder.

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    East West

    University
    Department of Electrical and Electronics
    Engineering

    Name

    : Md. Kamruzzaman

    ID No.

    : 2011-1-80-014

    Course Code

    : EEE 102

    Course Title

    : Electronic Circuits-I

    Name of the Experiment


    : Study of 741 Op-Amp as amplifier
    and adder.
    Experiment No.

    : 03

    Section No.

    : 01

    Group No.

    : 07

    Group Members Id

    : 2011-1-80-044
    2011-1-80-046
    2011-1-80-081

    Performance date

    : 19-02-12

    Submission date

    : 26-02-12

    Submitted to

    : KHM

    Objective:
    The objective of this experiment is, to familiar with 741 Op-Amp Integrated circuit (IC).
    We have to study the application of 741 Op-Amp as an amplifier and an adder.

    Circuit Diagrams:

    Fig. 01: A non inverting amplifier using 741 Op-Amp.

    Fig. 02: An adder circuit using 741 Op-Amp.

    Answers of Report Questions


    NON INVERTING AMPLIFIER:
    Ans. to the Question no. 1:
    Comparison of node voltage A,B,C,D, between the measured and pre-lab values.
    Voltages
    VA
    VB
    VC
    VD

    Measured value
    0.97V
    0.88V
    0.88V
    4.91V

    Pre-lab value
    1V
    0.9V
    0.9V
    5.04V

    Comment: The values are almost same.


    Ans. to the Question no. 2:
    From measured voltages of VB and VC we can see the values are same. So the node A and
    B are virtually connected or ground.
    Ans. to the Question no. 3:
    Af = V0/V1= D/A = 4.91/0.97 = 5.06

    [From measured value]

    Measured value of Af

    Pre-lab value of Af

    5.06

    5.04

    Comment: The values are very close to each others.


    Ans. to the Question no. 4:
    VR1= 0.88V, VR2= 4.03V, VRA= 0.09V, VRB= 0.88V
    IRA=(0.09-0)/0.1 =0.9mA
    IRB=(0.88-0)/0.98=0.510.973=0.52mA
    IR1=Vc/R1=0.88/2.1= 0.42mA
    IR2=(Vo-Vc)/R2= (4.91-0.88)/9.8 = 0.41mA

    Ans. to the Question no. 5:


    II = VI/(RA+RB) = .97/(.98+.1) = 0.9
    ZI= V1/II= 0.97/0.9= 1.08k
    Comparison between measured value and pre-lab value shown in
    below
    Impedance
    ZI

    Measured value
    1.08k

    Pre-lab value
    1.1k

    Comment: Those values are almost same.

    ADDER CIRCUIT
    Ans. to the Question no. 1:
    From the measurement in stapes 2, we used v1=5V and V2=2V.
    Where Rf=2.1k, R1=2.1k and R2=0.98k.
    We know, Vo

    = -{(Rf/R1)V1+(Rf/R2)V2}
    = -{(2.1/2.1)V1+(2.1/.98)V2}

    = -(V1+2.143V2)
    From pre-lab design, Vo=-(V1+2.2V2)
    Comment: From the designs we can see that, the results are almost
    same.
    Ans. to the Question no. 2:
    In step 3, from the signal generator we measured the output voltage amplitude (p-p),
    Vo= 6.24V.
    But when we measured the design output voltage (p-p) at step 3 we got,
    Vo= 9.13V.
    This is so difference from the signal generator value.
    Comment: Those values have difference because of the DC and AC
    output voltages are exactly not same at same input voltage.
    Ans. to the Question no. 3:
    4.0V

    3.0V

    2.0V

    1.0V

    0.0V

    -1.0V

    -2.0V

    -3.0V

    -4.0V
    0s
    V1(R1)

    0.4ms
    V1(R2)

    0.8ms
    ( V1(R1) + V1(R2))

    1.2ms

    1.6ms

    2.0ms

    2.4ms

    2.8ms

    3.2ms

    Time

    Fig3: The Outputs of an adder circuit with 741 Op-Amp


    Ans. to the Question no. 4:

    3.6ms

    4.0ms

    The peak-peak value of signal generator is 5 V. So, amplitude will be


    2.5 V.
    Expression of V1 and V2,
    V1(t)=Vpsin(t+0) = 2.5 sin (t)
    V2(t)=Vpsin(t+90) = 2.5 cos(t)
    V1+V2= 2.5 [sin(t)+cos(t)]
    V(t) = 2.5 sin(2t+90)
    Comment: From the calculated value we see the amplitude of V 1 and V2
    are 2.5 and we also see that the amplitude of Pspice graph V 1 and V2
    are 2.5. From calculation, V 2 leads V1 by 900 and from the graph we see
    that the V2 signal starts before than V1 signal. So the calculated and
    Pspice values shows the same result.
    Conclusion: In this experiment we designed circuits which contain 741 Op-Amp and
    others circuit elements and learned about the study of 741 Op-Amp characteristics as
    non-inverting amplifier and adder form.

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