Op-Amps or Operational Amplifiers are called as the workhorse of Analog circuits. There are many types of Op-Amp IC, but the most commonly used ones are the LM358 and LM741. Based on the circuit design, Op-Amps can be configured for many applications like Amplifiers, Comparators, Integrators, Differentiators, Summer, Voltage Follower etc.. The below list from Circuit Digest consists of a huge collection of Op-amp Circuits with neat circuit diagram and practical DIY hardware explanation enabling you to master the operational amplifier basics.
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A Zero Crossing Detector Circuit is a useful application of Op-amp as Comparator. It is used to track the changing in the sine…
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An operational amplifier or Op-amp is one of the most commonly used components in any electronic design. It’s a very versatile…
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