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OpAmp Amplifier – An Introduction To Analog Electronics
Posted October 24, 2013 by Chris
Can you believe it! We are on our second to last lesson in our PyroEDU Analog Electronics course…only 1 left after this! In this Lesson, we will expand on the Intro To OpAmps from the basics course and actually build an OpAmp Amplifier. Here’s a quick intro of what this PyroEDU lesson is all about:
A different type of standard amplifier uses what is called an op-amp. This type of amplifier is very easy to setup and design with widely available formulas for how they work. In this lesson we will put these equations to work and build a basic 741 opamp amplifier, testing it out with an audio input signal.
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