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EEVblog #600 - OpAmps Tutorial - What is an Operational Amplifier?

The most often requested video! In this tutorial Dave explains what Operational Amplifiers (OpAmps) are and how they work. The concepts of negative feedback, open loop gain, virtual grounds and opamp action. The comparator, the buffer, the inverting and non-inverting amplifiers, the differential amplifier, and the integrator circuit configurations are also explained.
Then a practical breadboard circuit to demonstrate a virtual ground and the effect of voltage rail limitations.
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How OpAmps Work - The Learning Circuit

In this video, Karen presents and introduction of op-amps how various ways they can be used in circuits. At a basic level, op-amps are quite simple. They compare the voltages at their two outputs and use the difference in voltages to determine how the signal is amplified. The differential voltage at the inputs often needs to only be a few microvolts to generate an amplified signal. To be able to finely control the gain, a feedback loop must be created between the op amp’s output and one of the inputs. This loop usually contains a resistor and/or capacitor to have finer control of the gain. Check out this Intro to Op Amps episode to learn more about how op-amp works and a variety of its applications: http://bit.ly/3csQDmT


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OPA111AM : Great to the point video, clean slides, a lot of information per time! However, there are two mistakes in the differential amp slide (around 6:20); 
1) The two inputs are interchanged. For non saturated operation (i.e. no comparator) the feedback path must always be closed, i.e., inverting input must be connected in any way to the output, 
2) The two inputs must not be tied together. As you explain, the opamp amplifies the voltage difference between both inputs and does everything at its output to keep the voltage difference at the inputs as small as possible. So, a short circuit between the inputs makes it impossible for the opamp to work.
Keep on with your good work!
Jonathan Levin : Thank you for actually explaining the mechanisms as well as elaborating a bit on the basic terms :)
Most videos just show some footage and throw formulas in your face, it feels like those are made for people who already know the material.
goose : Probably the best explanation of op-amps I've seen so far. Thanks!
Antonia Lopez : Holy thank you for explaining it this way, no other relatively short video explains where the voltage goes to depending on the input, just that it amplifies one signal or flips another.
Prof. Leandro Couto : 16 years ago, When I had this class in College I DID think OpAmps appeared to generate power out of nothing (after seeing a dozen OpAmp circuits ommiting the external power supply it's easy to forget them), and I remember not being the only one of my classmates confused, so I appreciate the comment near the end!

Operational Amplifiers - Inverting & Non Inverting Op-Amps

This electronics video tutorial provides a basic introduction into operational amplifiers. it includes examples such as inverting and non-inverting op amps. It explains how to calculate the closed loop voltage gain of such amplifiers as well as the output signal voltage.

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