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Explain the concept of differential versus common-mode signals. (I)
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Analyze a differential amplifier; compute gain, input impedance and
common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR). (I)
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Calculate voltage gains, input and output impedances and bandwidths
for inverting and non-inverting operational amplifier circuits. (II)
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Analyze differential, instrumentation and bridge amplifiers that use
operational amplifiers. (III)
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Describe the operation of circuits using operational amplifiers with
positive feedback. (IV)
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Use basic analysis techniques to describe how operational amplifiers
are used to generate waveforms. (IV)
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Discuss operational amplifier characteristics that may effect
performance, including bias currents, offset voltages and currents,
drift, frequency response and slew rate. (V)
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Analyze basic low-pass, high-pass, notch and bandpass active filters.
(VI)
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Discuss series, shunt and switching voltage regulators, stating the
advantages and disadvantages of each. (VII)
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Analyze fixed and variable-voltage IC regulators in terms of ripple,
regulation and thermal characteristics. (VIII)
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Explain the operating characteristics of the silicon controlled
rectifier and triac in switching applications. (IX)
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| 12.
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Apply the scientific method of inquiry and deduction relating the
laws, theories and axioms of operational amplifiers, power supplies,
and regulators to specific laboratory experiments.
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