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Experiment 02 Report Sheet

The document outlines the procedures for conducting experiments with operational amplifiers, specifically focusing on comparator circuits, inverting amplifiers, and inverting summers. It includes sections for measurements, calculations of experimental and theoretical gains, and instructions for lab report submission. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of verifying circuit functionality with an instructor and maintaining a clean lab environment.

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Experiment 02 Report Sheet

The document outlines the procedures for conducting experiments with operational amplifiers, specifically focusing on comparator circuits, inverting amplifiers, and inverting summers. It includes sections for measurements, calculations of experimental and theoretical gains, and instructions for lab report submission. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of verifying circuit functionality with an instructor and maintaining a clean lab environment.

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Names: ____________________

____________________
Section: ______ Bench #:______

Experiment 2: Op-Amps I

2.3. Procedure: Comparator Circuit

Comparator

Measurements: Comparator

Table 2-1: Comparator Data.

INVERTING INPUT (FG2+) NON-INVERTING INPUT (FG1+) OUTPUT VOLTAGE

5V 3V

3V 5V

Instructor Verification:

Now with the non-inverting input fixed at 5 V, vary the inverting input voltage in the
range of 4 to 6 V in steps of 0.1 V and observe the output voltage on the scope screen.
Describe what happens.

© Brian Beck and Allen Robinson


Experiments in Analog Electronics

Try other combinations to determine how this circuit operates. What does a comparator
do?

2.4. Procedure: Inverting Amplifier


Print screen capture reminder: _____

Instructor Verification:

Measurements: Inverting Amplifier


Calculate the experimental voltage gain using the PEAK-TO-PEAK voltage measurements
on the scope. Recall the definition of gain from eqn. (2-3). Note that although gain is a
unitless quantity, it is sometimes written as “V/V.”

Experimental gain: _____ V/V

Determine the theoretical voltage gain of the inverting amplifier from the resistor values.

Theoretical gain: _____ V/V

Calculate the percentage error of the measured gain vs. the theoretical gain.

Error: _____ %

What is the phase shift between the input and output waveforms? That is, how are they
aligned in time (horizontally)?

Phase shift: _____ °

© Brian Beck and Allen Robinson


Experiment 2: Op-Amps I

2.5. Procedure: Inverting Summer


Verify the functioning circuit with your instructor.

Instructor Verification:

Calculate the gain associated with each input of the amplifier.

𝑉𝑉𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼1 gain = _____

𝑉𝑉𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼2 gain = _____

𝑉𝑉𝐼𝐼𝐼𝐼3 gain = _____

Capture and print the scope display.

Print screen capture reminder: _____

What is the name of the circuit for the special case of an inverting summer with only
one input?

2.6. Lab Report


Turn in all pages of recorded data, screenshots, plots, and tables collected during the lab.
Be sure to answer all questions throughout the experiment. Clean up your lab bench,
remove all circuit parts and wires from the breadboard. Place used components in the
used component bins. Return all cables to their proper place. Turn off all lab bench
equipment.

© Brian Beck and Allen Robinson

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