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The document outlines two experiments in an Electronics II lab at Uttara University focusing on operational amplifiers (OPAMPs). The first experiment studies OPAMPs as inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, while the second examines their use as zero crossing voltage level detectors. Each experiment includes objectives, theoretical background, equipment lists, and procedures for conducting the experiments.

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The document outlines two experiments in an Electronics II lab at Uttara University focusing on operational amplifiers (OPAMPs). The first experiment studies OPAMPs as inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, while the second examines their use as zero crossing voltage level detectors. Each experiment includes objectives, theoretical background, equipment lists, and procedures for conducting the experiments.

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UTTARA UNIVERSITY

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIUCAL . .r1:-) ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING


ELECTRONICS II LAB (EEE 204)

No of the Experiment: 01
Name of the Experiment: Study of Operational Operational Amplifier as an
Amplifier.

Objective:
1. To get familiarized with operational Amplifier.
2. To study The Inverting and non- inverting Amplifier.

Theory: The OPerational AMPlifier or OPAMP is a versatile analog Integrated Circuit


(IC) that is capable producing a very high gain.
Ol'FS£1' NUll 1 a NC
OPAMPs ca.11 operate in two modes:
INVERTING INPUT 2 7 ·t+
i) Open loop connection
ii) · Closed !oops connection NON-tMRnNG
f)!PIJT
3 6 OUTPll'J

In open loop connection OPAMP is capable of


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Generating a very high gain (of the order of 105).


Fig: 741 JC (OPAMP) pin
Here, the output voltage can be incorporated with configuration
j
The following formula,

V0= Vin x A,
,._

Where, Ed is the differential voltage between the input tem1inal and A is the gain of
the OP.AMP.

V
As the gain is very high, the output voltage is limited to voltage range
. \

voltages +Vsat and -Vsat•

connection, an external resistance is connected Fig: Circuit ;ymbo/

ut and the negative (inverting) input tenninel 83

k. Here, the gain can be controlied b~ changing


istors.

ewill be studying on the clo~~d loop con.'lection of a typical


,
UTTARA TJNIVERSIC ETy
T OF ELECTJUCAL AND ELECTRONI
,

DEPAR1M:EC'fRONICS II LAB (EEE 204


4
) NGINEt~r~(;

. d losed loop amplifier using OPAMP are:


TI1e two widely use c
i) Inverting Amplifier
ii) Non-Inve~ing Amplifie: .
th lifier ts determined by the.1
I both the cases the closed loop gam of e amp nPtit
n . tance Ri and the feedback resistan ce Rr,
.
resis • •

p~i~er the input is applied at th~


I

1 Inverting_ Ampli~erTh: In I::~~mdgham rted. The close I J


inverting mput pm. e outpu o dtne ere ts mve Oop ga,,1
'fi . . b
this type of amph 1er 1s given y,

R:
Rt
ACL r{
=-R/R, Fi

r the input is applied at the


2. Non-Inverting Amplifier: In t4is type of amplifie
rted. The close loop gain
Non-inverting input whereas the output is not inve
For this type of amplifier is given by,

EQUIPMENTS:

1. Project Board I piece


2. OPANiP (741) I piece
3. Resistor (lla l, 5kn) 1 piece each
4. Signal Generator 1 unit
5. Oscilloscope I unit
6. DC Power Supply I unit
7. Multimeter 1 unit
8. Chords and wire lot
UTTARA UNIVERSITY
DEPA RTME NT OF ELEC TRICA L AND ELEC TRON IC ENGINEERIN
G "I
ELECTRONICS II LAB (EEE 204)

THE INTERNAL cmCU IT DIAGRAM OF AN OpAMP:

010

Working Procedure:
I. Measure the resistances and Rr by multimeter and record in spaces provided.
2. Construct the circuit diagram. Apply +12V and -12V biasin
g voltages.

i Rf

5k
Rf

5k

r-1k
RI
Ri

_ Fif: 01 Fig:02
. Set the input vgh~e Ei at 2V peakand the frequency at 2 kR";.
Measure the output peak voltage and tabulate in the tables provided.
~ ow draw the input and output wave shapes in the graphs provided. (The
optput should be measured across the load resistance RL.
UT1~ARA UI~ilIVEilSiri,Y
., ARTMENT O.F ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINR ,.,
DEP . ELECTRONICS H LAB (E.EE 204) ,Ei-, tN(1

....... 't Diagram and Wave Shape:


l ,ll'CUI ·
U .3
--- -
2k

R2

1 1k

- -· AMP

1
__ 1k _ R1

c~
l i:::w

Fig: For Inverting Amplifier

__
.,J
R3
;.../\/\~- - - - --

2k

1k -~
• V1
'\..,
I
OPAf.AP I
1kJ R2

I
-~--~~---.--,---,-- ,----:-i--i,, 1:Ij
~ ---t--r-r·
I I
I
I
-~ ~-t--:-----rl
-T.-+--+--+--+-+-:-1.J..- :1

_µ.- ':
f-+-!--l-t-1·-r
I
tT' __ ...l-1 I

U ) ! IU
'""" , e·
2.lu

Fig: For Non-lnv'.!l'ting Amplifier


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UTTARA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTIUCAL ANH ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
ELECTRONICS II LAB (EEE 204)

No of the Experiment:
Name of the Experiment: Study of Operational Amplifier as Zero Crossing Voltage
Level Detector

Objective:

1. To get familiarized with Operational Amplifier.


2. To study OPAMP as a Zero Crossing Voltage Level Detector.
Theory: In an open loop connection, there is no feedback between the output and
input terminal. The OPAMP in this experiment will be operated as a comparator.
If the voltage of non-inverting input terminal is E+ and the voltage of the inverting
input terminal is E. , then

The output, Vo=+ Vsa1 , when E+ > E.


And VO = - V sat , when E+< E .
Using this concept, we can use we can use it to oetect any zero crossing V(?ltage or to
identify any voltage level.

Equipment List:
1. Project Board 1 piece
2. OPAMP (741) I piece
3. Resistor (llill) 1 piece each
4. Signal Generator i unit
5. Oscilloscope 1 unit
6. Analog Trainer Board 1 unit
7. Chords and wire as reqmre.

roceclure:
1. Apply+ 12V and-12V biasing voltages to the pin 7 and pin 4.
2. Set the input voltage of the signal generator to Sinusoidal wave shape mode.
"'3. Set the voltage to 4V peak and frequency to 5 KHz.
f\ ~. Construct the circuit diagram I and draw the input and output wave shape in
t the graphs provided.
I • Repeat the steps I to 4 for the circuit diagram 2.
r
I
,

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UTTARA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGJ
ELECTRONICS 11 LAB (EEE 204) NEt~,~f:

Circuit Diagram and Wave Shape:

.OPAMP

•1"Ef:F.;ji=i-t-tjFPt-tji=-t tip~i-t-t=f~±-:f:fcftneff=±=l-cfff=f1iffi
·1ilV I 1
o, 1.4n 9 hq 2.Ct!!I 2.9os
• Y!Yl: fJ • ftll:11 • f (U:21

Fig: Zero Crossing No-Inv;~ir!g CKT and Wave Shape


- UTTARA UNIVERSITY
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING
ELE~TRONICS II LAB (EEE 204)

U1

- . r'

•.: · · ·1k. R1'


.OPAMP.


-- -- --

2ff
..

llV
I
I I
j

l
l.2u 2. Oas 2.411$ 2.8u 3.2os 3. 6as 4. Oa,
Tl1t

Fig: Zero Crossing Inverting CKT and Wave Shape


....m:.:~=====• During your experiment you have to collect and tabulate the data in this
ti,, e,q,,rlmtntyou wUI be submitting it to your instructor. This sheet will be evaluated

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