- Adjust the signal generator for a sinusoid with a frequency of about 1 [kHz] and connect this to the inverting op-amp
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- Adjust the signal generator for a sinusoid with a frequency of about 1 [kHz] and connect this to the inverting op-amp
-Make measurements of the input signal source vG, the op-ampoutput vOUT, and the voltage at the inverting input of the op-amp,v-. Record these values below. Indicate appropriate units.
-Define polarities for the currents through Rf and Ri in Figure1. Using the voltage values measured in Inverting Op-Amp VoltageMeasurements, calculate values for these currents and record thembelow; again indicate appropriate units. Use measured resistancesfor Rf and Ri, not nominal values.
-Compare the values for the two currents. From this, what wouldyou conclude about the current going into the inverting input ofthe op amp?
-Using your measurements in Inverting Op-Amp VoltageMeasurements, calculate the voltage gain of the amplifier. Recordit here. Calculate the percent error in the actual gain of theamplifier using the ideal gain as a reference. Av = % error=
-Estimate the maximum percent error you would expect to havemade in your measurements, assuming the oscilloscopes arecalibrated to within 1%. Remember your resistance tolerance. Wereyour measurements in agreement with theory? Comment. Maximummeasurement error (estimated)
XFG1 COM R2 ww 1K2 Oscilloscope-XSCI Time 3.569 s 3.569 s 0.000 H T2-T1 Timebase Scale: 1ms Div xpos.Div): 0 YT Add B/A AB Channel A 360.977 m 360.977 0.000V VCC -15.0V R1 ww ΤΟΚΩ 15.0V VEE Channel A Scale: 200 mV/Div Y pos (DW): 0 0 Channel -35.295 m -35.295 m 0.000 V U1 741 Channel 5 Scale: 200 mV/Div pos.Div): 0 AC0DC XSC1 Reverse Save Ext. trigger Trigger Edge: A6 Ext Level: 0 Single Normal Auto None Ext Tip
Table 1: Inverting Op-Amp Voltage Measurements VG VOUT V-
Table 2: Inverting Op-Amp Current Measurements iRf İR¡