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Lab 6 - Report

Course: EE 100 100, Spring 2010
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Report EE43/100--Lab #6 E43/EE100 LAB REPORT #4 Op Amps Name:_______________________ TA:_________________________ Section:______________________ Part 2: The Voltage Follower Step 4: Measured vin: _______________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Part 3: The Inverting Amplifier Step 6: Measured R: ________________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________...

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Report EE43/100--Lab #6 E43/EE100 LAB REPORT #4 Op Amps Name:_______________________ TA:_________________________ Section:______________________ Part 2: The Voltage Follower Step 4: Measured vin: _______________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Part 3: The Inverting Amplifier Step 6: Measured R: ________________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Gain: ________________________________ Step 7: Measured R: ________________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Gain: ________________________________ Step 8: vin: vout: Measured _________________ Vpp Theoretical ______________________ Page 1 of 4 Gain: ________________________________ Part 4: The Non-inverting Amplifier Step 10: Measured R: ________________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Gain: ________________________________ Step 11: Measured R: ________________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ ________________________________ Gain: Step 12: vin: vout: Measured _________________ Vpp Theoretical ______________________ Page 2 of 4 Gain: ________________________________ Part 5: The Summing Amplifier Step 14: vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured _______________________ Step 15: vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured _______________________ Step 16: vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured _______________________ Part 6: The Non-Ideal Op Amp Step 18: Measured R: ________________________ vin: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Page 3 of 4 Step 19: Measured R: ________________________ vin: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ vout: Theoretical ______________________ Measured ______________________ Reason for difference between theoretical vout and measured vout: Part 7: The Differential Amplifier Step 21: vout: Theoretical ______________________ Step 22: Measured vout: Page 4 of 4
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