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    This document describes an experiment to study inverting and non-inverting op-amp amplifier circuits. [1] The inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of -10 using a 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [2] The non-inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of 11 using the same 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [3] The circuits are tested by applying a 1V input signal and measuring the output voltage gain using an oscilloscope.

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    This document describes an experiment to study inverting and non-inverting op-amp amplifier circuits. [1] The inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of -10 using a 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [2] The non-inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of 11 using the same 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [3] The circuits are tested by applying a 1V input signal and measuring the output voltage gain using an oscilloscope.

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    This document describes an experiment to study inverting and non-inverting op-amp amplifier circuits. [1] The inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of -10 using a 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [2] The non-inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of 11 using the same 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [3] The circuits are tested by applying a 1V input signal and measuring the output voltage gain using an oscilloscope.

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    This document describes an experiment to study inverting and non-inverting op-amp amplifier circuits. [1] The inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of -10 using a 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [2] The non-inverting amplifier is designed with a gain of 11 using the same 10kΩ input resistor and 100kΩ feedback resistor. [3] The circuits are tested by applying a 1V input signal and measuring the output voltage gain using an oscilloscope.

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    Experiment No.

    INVERTING AND NON-INVERTING AMPLIFIER USING OPAMP

    AIM

    To study the following op-amp circuits

    1. Inverting amplifier
    2. Non-inverting amplifier

    DESIGN

    1. Design for inverting amplifier

     Rf 
    The expression for gain is ACL    
     R1 

    Let amplifier to be designed with a gain of (-10), select input resistance R1=10kΩ
    Feedback resistance, R f  ( ACL  R1 )
     ( 10  10  103 )  100 k 
    2. Design for non- inverting amplifier

     R 
    The expression for gain is ACL  1  f 
     R1 

    Let amplifier to be designed with a gain 11 and select R1 = 10kΩ

    Feedback resistance, Rf  ( ACL  1) R1


     (10  1) 10  103  100 k 

    Rf 100 k
    Vi

    +15V
    R1 10 k
    Vi - 7 t
    2
    6
    LM 741 Vo
    + 4
    3 Vo
    10 k -15V

    Fig 1. Circuit diagram of inverting amplifier Fig 2. Input and output waveforms of inverting
    amplifier

    Electronic Circuits Lab, Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum 1


    Fig 3. Circuit diagram of non-inverting amplifier Fig 4. Input and output waveforms of
    non-inverting amplifier

    PROCEDURE

    1. Inverting Amplifier
     Rf 
    Set up the circuit as shown in Fig 1. The circuit gives a closed loop gain ACL    
     R1 
    . This gain is very small compared to the open loop gain of the op-amp. Test the circuit
    by applying the input signal of suitable amplitude (say 1V peak to peak) from a function
    generator. Observe the output waveform on the CRO and determine actual gain.

    2. Non-inverting Amplifier:
    The circuit of a non-inverting amplifier is shown in Fig 3. Its closed loop gain is
     Rf 
    ACL   1   . The circuit is tested by applying the input signal of suitable amplitude
     R1 
    (say 1V peak to peak) from a function generator. Observe the output waveform on the
    CRO and determine actual gain.

    OBSERVATIONS

    Inverting Amplifier
    Input Frequency Input voltage (p-p) Output voltage (p-p) Gain
    F Vi Vo V
    ACL  o
    kHz V V Vi

    Electronic Circuits Lab, Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum 2


    Non-inverting Amplifier
    Input Frequency Input voltage (p-p) Output voltage (p-p) Gain
    f Vi Vo V
    ACL  o
    kHz V V Vi

    RESULT

    The basic op-amp circuits of inverting & non-inverting amplifiers were designed set up
    and output waveforms were obtained in a CRO. The gain obtained are

    Inverting amplifier:

    Gain = ………….

    Non-inverting amplifier:

    Gain = ………….

    Electronic Circuits Lab, Department of Electrical Engineering, College of Engineering Trivandrum 3

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