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Physical Limitations of Operational Amplifiers

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 15:34:04

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A practical operational amplifier exhibits some limitations that should be considered in the design of instrument.The Physical Limitations of Operational Amplifier −Voltage Supply LimitationsFinite Bandwidth LimitationsInput Offset Voltage LimitationsInput Bias Current LimitationsOutput Offset Voltage LimitsSlew Rate LimitationShort Circuit Output LimitsLimited Common Mode Rejection RatioVoltage Supply LimitationsAn operational amplifier is power ... Read More

Operational Amplifier-Basic Concepts and Applications

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 15:32:49

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The operational amplifier (also known as Op-Amp) is a multi-terminal direct coupled high gain amplifier which consisting of one or more differential amplifiers and a level transistor and an output.The Op-Amp is a versatile device which can be used to amplify both DC and AC signals and these are mainly ... Read More

MOSFET – Types and Working Principle

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 15:31:15

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A Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (MOSFET) has four terminals − Source (S), Gate (G), Drain (D), Body (B). It is a semiconductor device which is used for switching and amplification applications in electronic circuits. In general, the body terminal is connected with the source thus forming a three ... Read More

Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor Operation and Characteristics

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:59:14

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The Insulated Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) is a semiconductor device having three terminals – Gate (G), Emitter (E), and Collector (C). IGBT has been developed by combining the best qualities of both BJT and Power MOSFET. Hence, an IGBT exhibits high input impedance as a PMOSFET and has low ON-state ... Read More

How to Test a Transistor Using a Digital Multimeter

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:52:31

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Basically a transistor is nothing but two pn-junctions connected back to back. By examining both the junctions (Emitter-Base junction and Collector-Base junction) with the help of a digital multimeter, we can comment on the functionality of the transistor.The test of the transistor is based on the principle of pn-junction biasing, ... Read More

Enhancement Mode MOSFET

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Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:50:45

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The Enhancement Mode Metal Oxide Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor (EMOSFET) is a three-terminal Device viz. Source (S), Gate (G) and Drain (D). The EMOSFET is a voltage controlled device.The EMOSFET can be operated in the enhancement mode only. The EMOSFET has no physical channel from source to drain since the ... Read More

Digital Circuits and Their Applications

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:39:22

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Digital electronics is branch of electronics which deals with digital signals to accomplish the tasks. The digital signals are the signals which are represented using the binary language, i.e., 0’s and 1’s.The digital circuits are implemented using logic gates like AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR which can ... Read More

Diac Operations and Applications

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:38:07

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A diac is a two-terminal, three-layer, bidirectional device which can be switched from OFF state to ON state for both positive and negative polarity of the supply voltage.Constructional Details of the DiacThe basic structure of a Diac is similar to a BJT transistor. The only difference is that there is ... Read More

DC Power Supply Filter Types

Manish Kumar Saini

Manish Kumar Saini

Updated on 26-May-2021 14:31:40

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In practice, a rectifier is used to produce pure DC supply in electronic circuits. But the output of a rectifier is not pure DC, it has pulsations, i.e., it contains AC and DC components. The AC component is undesirable and must be removed. For this, a filter circuit is used."A ... Read More

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