Design of OP Amplifier Circuit: From Emphasizing Reproducibility Design to Practical Application

Author: (Japan) Okamura Itsuo
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Features: This book is one of the "Practical Electronic Circuit Design Series." The content is divided into a fundamental part (Chapters 1–5) and an application part (Chapters 6–9). The former primarily introduces the zero points, drift, and noise of OP amplifiers, gain and phase, phase compensation and techniques, as well as the selection and system design of OP amplifiers. The latter mainly covers the applications of OP amplifiers as inverting amplifiers, non-inverting amplifiers, and differential amplifiers, their use in constant-voltage and constant-current circuits, as well as differential and integral circuits, and applications based on nonlinear components, comparator amplifiers, and more. This book is tailored to practical needs, combining theory with real-world applications, and includes numerous practical and technically advanced circuits. It enables readers to gain a systematic understanding of OP amplifiers from principles to applications, preparing them to handle more complex situations and faults that may arise in circuits. The target audience includes engineering technicians in related fields, as well as undergraduate and graduate students in relevant university disciplines. It is also suitable for enthusiasts as a learning reference.