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M ODULE 03 3- The remainder of this Laboratory is simple: Once you have built the three Op- Amp circuits shown above, connect the Test Points from the signal generator (used in Module-02) to the input of each amplifier circuit, one at a time. Then, look at the output from the same amplifier circuit. You should monitor the signals on the O- Scope: input signal on Ch-1, and output signal on Ch-2, for each Test Point on the signal generator. Record what you see below, noting the signal amplitude and other features that you may notice. Feel free to sketch what you see. TP1:_________________________________________ TP2:_________________________________________ TP3:_________________________________________ TP4:_________________________________________ TP5:_________________________________________ TP6:_________________________________________ TP7:_________________________________________ TP8:_________________________________________ (note: try disconnecting the input signal on Ch-1, but leave Ch-2 connected. Does the signal at Ch-2 change when you do this?) Lastly, compare these with your results from Module-02. In particular, compare the results for TP-8. What are the differences? Why do you see different waveforms at TP-8 if you use a coaxial cable, a 10X probe, and an op-amp buffer? Why is it OK to use a standard test clip to measure the output from the op-amp, but when you do this with the raw output from TP-8 the signal looks much smaller? The simple answer to all of these things is related to the impedances of sources and loads, described in your readings in H&H. Before going on, try to describe it in your own words. Copyright © Robert G. Dennis, the University of Michigan, 2003 This material may be freely copied and distributed for any educational purpose, but may not be sold for profit. Please send comments and suggestions to: yoda@umich.edu
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