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Basics of Operational Amplifier and Its Circuit
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Basics of Operational Amplifier and Its Circuit

OPamp Pin, Working, Parameters, Inverting non inverting amplifier, Summer, Difference, Integrator, Differentiator, etc
Last updated 5/2025
Hindi

What you'll learn

  • Understand the internal block diagram, symbol, pin configuration, and key characteristics of IC 741 Op-Amp.
  • Explain and analyze the working of inverting and non-inverting amplifier configurations using Op-Amps.
  • Explain and analyze the working of inverting and non-inverting amplifier configurations using Op-Amps.
  • Interpret important Op-Amp parameters like input offset, slew rate, CMRR, and gain-bandwidth product, and their impact on circuit performance

Course content

1 section • 22 lectures • 11h 42m total length
  • Introduction35:00
  • Differential Amplifiers33:19
  • Block Diagram22:10
  • OPamp Parameters48:37
  • Ideal OPAMP32:44
  • Virtual Short and Virtual Ground32:51
  • Open loop amplifiers40:06
  • Inverting Non Inverting Amplifier35:42
  • Numerical on inverting amplifiers27:54
  • Voltage follower and summing circuit28:12
  • Non Inverting summing22:30
  • Numerical on non inverting summing32:20
  • Subtractor and difference circuit17:23
  • Numericals1:04:45
  • Integrator32:27
  • Differentiator18:33
  • Comparator36:50
  • Zero crossing detector21:50
  • Voltage to current and current to voltage convertor20:52
  • Schmitt trigger47:23
  • Sample and Hold17:12
  • asd33:36

Requirements

  • Basics of semiconductor and preliminary mathematics

Description

In this detailed video, we break down one of the most important building blocks in analog electronics – the Operational Amplifier (Op-Amp). Whether you’re a diploma student preparing for MSBTE exams or just want to understand analog circuits better, this video gives you clear, step-by-step guidance on Op-Amps.

Here’s what the video covers:

1. Introduction to Op-Amp

  • What is an Op-Amp and why is it important in analog electronics?

  • Overview of IC 741 – the most commonly used Op-Amp in labs and circuits.

2. Pin Configuration of IC 741

  • Learn the function of each of the 8 pins

  • Understand input terminals, output terminal, power supply pins, and offset nulling

  • Real-time view of an actual IC 741 package

3. Working Principle of Op-Amp

  • Difference between inverting and non-inverting inputs

  • Output voltage formula: Vout = A(V+ - V−)

  • Concept of virtual ground in negative feedback circuits

  • Open-loop vs closed-loop behavior

4. Important Parameters of Op-Amp

  • Input offset voltage, input bias current, and output offset voltage

  • CMRR (Common Mode Rejection Ratio) – why it matters

  • Slew rate – how fast an Op-Amp responds to changes

  • Gain-bandwidth product and its importance in design

  • Power Supply Rejection Ratio (PSRR), input/output impedance

5. Closed Loop Configurations

  • Inverting Amplifier: Circuit diagram, gain formula, input/output waveforms

  • Non-Inverting Amplifier: Characteristics, voltage gain, use cases

6. Mathematical Applications Using Op-Amps

  • Summing Amplifier (Adder) – how to add multiple signals

  • Differential Amplifier – to subtract one signal from another

  • Integrator Circuit – converting square waves to triangle waves

  • Differentiator Circuit – converting slope into spikes

7. Real-World Applications and Uses

  • How Op-Amps are used in filters, waveform generators, audio systems

  • Introduction to comparator circuits and signal processing

  • How Op-Amps help in automation, instrumentation, and analog computing

  • This video includes real examples, animated diagrams, and simplified explanations to ensure even beginners understand the topic clearly. Perfect for MSBTE practicals, vivas, and theory preparation.

Watch now and build a strong foundation in analog electronics with confidence!

Who this course is for:

  • Students electrical engineering and electronics communication engineering
  • Diploma students preparing for exams like RTO BMC
  • Any competitive exams related to electronics and electrical engineering