Figure 5.1 The eight-lead DIP package (top view).

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Figure 5.1 The eight-lead DIP package (top view).

Figure 5.2 The circuit symbol for an operational amplifier (op amp).

Figure 5.3 A simplified circuit symbol for an op amp.

Figure 5.4 Terminal voltage variables.

Figure 5.5 Terminal current variables.

Figure 5.6 The voltage transfer characteristic of an op amp.

Figure 5.7 The op amp symbol with the power supply terminals removed.

Figure 5.8 The circuit for Example 5.1.

Figure 5.9 An inverting-amplifier circuit.

Figure 5.10 An inverting amplifier operating open loop.

Figure 5.11 Inverting amplifier for Example 5.2.

Figure 5.12 A summing amplifier.

Figure 5.13 A noninverting amplifier.

Figure 5.14 The noninverting amplifier design of Example 5.3.

Figure 5.15 A difference amplifier.

Figure 5.16 The difference amplifier designed in Example 5.4.

Figure 5.17 A difference amplifier with common mode and differential mode input voltages.

Figure 5.18 An equivalent circuit for an operational amplifier.

Figure 5.19 An inverting-amplifier circuit.

Figure 5.20 A noninverting-amplifier circuit.

Figure 5.21 An op amp circuit used for measuring the change in strain gage resistance.

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