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LARGE-SIGNAL OPERATION OF OP-AMPS
Output Voltage Saturation
Op-Amp with Rated Output Voltage of ± 13V
a)
b)
c)
d)
For Vp = 1 and RL = 1kohm, specify the signal resulting at the output of the amplifier.
For Vp = 1.5 and RL = 1kohm, specify the signal resulting at the output of the amplifier.
For RL= 1kohm what is the maximum value of Vp for undistorted output?
For Vp = 1V what is the lowest value of RL for undistorted output?
Output Current Limits
As an example the 741 op amp has a current limit of ± 20 mA. If the circuit is required to exceed this current,
the output voltage will saturate at the voltage that produces the current limit.
The circuit above has a current limit of ± 20 mA. Find output vor Vp=1 an 1.5 Volts. For RL = 1kohm find
maximum Vp without saturation. For Vp = 1V find minimum RL without saturation.
Slew Rate
SR 
Usually expressed in V / s
dv0
dt
max
Slew Rate
Without Slew rate;
V0
1
, and

Vi 1  s / t
v0 (t )  V (1  e wt t )
The slope of the last function is  tV which explain figure d when the input voltage is small.
Full Power Bandwidth
When the input is a sine wave v I  Vi sin t , the maximum rate of change of this waveform is Vi  .
We know that SR  Vi  for the rated output voltage V0 max , we can obtain:
M V0 max  SR
SR
2V0 max
For smaller sine waves the problem will show at different frequencies according to the formula:
fM 
 
V0  V0 max  M 
  
DC IMPERFECTIONS
Offset Voltage
The input offset voltage is the
required v Id voltage required to
cancel the voltage appearing at
the output of an op amp with the
two inputs shorted to ground.
VOS  5mV
v Id  v2  v1
DC IMPERFECTIONS
The principle of superposition applied an inverting or noninverting amplifier with the inputs cancelled will lead to the
following circuit.
Input Bias and Offset currents
In order for the op amp to operate, its inputs required bias currents.
I  I B2
is defined as the input bias current and I OS  I B1  I B 2 as the input offset current.
I B  B1
2
The following circuit is used to compensate this problem.
INTEGRATORS AND DIFFERENTIATORS
The inverting Configuration for General impedances
Example 2.6
Derive an expression for the voltage transfer function, shot that it is a STC circuit, Design the circuit to obtain a 40 dB
gain and a 3dB frequency of 1 kHz.