AC Analysis

Discussion in 'Homework Help' started by selfbg, Jun 11, 2010.

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Hello to all
I'm studying electronics (1st grade ) and I have one big problem. I cant understand how to make AC analysis of Differential Amplifier or other amp. Can someone refer me to any book

Sorry if my English is bad

2. mik3 Senior Member

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Microelectronics by Sedra and Smith.

3. ELECTRONERD Senior Member

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I'll second that, it's an excellent book. Although if your in 1st grade, you might have some difficulty with the math involved.

4. mik3 Senior Member

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Another nice book, which is easier to understand, is Electronics Principles by Malvino.

Jun 11, 2010
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I've seen the Electronics Principles by Malvino in the university library but it's in Spanish

6. hgmjr Moderator

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Can you post a schematic of the specific differential amplifer circuit complete with component values if available?

hgmjr

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8. retched AAC Fanatic!

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Im guessing the 1st grade you are speaking of isn't the same 1st grade in America.

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Jun 11, 2010
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Some of them yes Unfortunately I didn't find what I was looking for.

By 1st grade I mean the first year in the university. Languages are not my strength

Jun 11, 2010
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I ordered Microelectronic Circuit on ebay. Thank again for the help

11. Georacer Moderator

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If you choose to deal the OpAmp as ideal, there are two conditions that are always true, and they are sufficient to solve your circuit:
$
I_+=I_-=0$
and $
V_-=V+
$

Use these equations to solve your circuit.
If there is no loop from the output of the OpAmp to its input, you might also need
$
V_o=A\cdot(V_+-V_-)
$

where A, the open loop gain of the OpAmp

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