Op amps (61)
- Introduction to op amps (2)
- Input offset voltage and input bias current (2)
- Input and output limitations (4)
- Power and temperature (1)
- Op amps bandwidth theory (5)
- Slew rate (4)
- Common mode rejection and power supply rejection (2)
- Noise (9)
- Low distortion design (3)
- Stability (7)
- Electrostatic discharge (ESD) (1)
- Electrical overstress (EOS) (4)
- Board level troubleshooting (1)
- Current-feedback amplifiers (3)
- Fully differential amplifiers (5)
- Basic circuits and analysis (2)
- Current loop transmitters (4)
- PCB layout (2)
Current sense amplifiers (23)
Instrumentation amplifiers (7)
Comparators (5)
Fully differential amplifiers (5)
Special function amplifiers (4)

5.3 Bandwidth - Non-inverting gain & poles

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March 23, 2015

This is the third of five videos in the TI Precision Labs – Op Amps curriculum that addresses operational amplifier bandwidth. In this training, we discuss why you should always use the non-inverting gain to calculate bandwidth and secondary effects (namely high-frequency pole location) on bandwidth.

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opamps-bandwidth-non-inverting-gain-poles-presentation-quiz.pdf

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Learn more about the TI Precision Labs - Op Amp Evaluation Module used in the hands-on lab modules

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1Introduction to op amps (2)

Background on the TI Precision Labs and their broad appeal to engineers of all experience levels, as well as the tools recommended for use with this training.

05:24

1.1 Introduction to op amps

07:23

1.2 National Instruments VirtualBench overview

2Input offset voltage and input bias current (2)

This video series covers op amp input voltage offset and input bias current theory.

14:44

2.1 Vos and Ib - Specifications

12:22

2.2 Vos and Ib - Lab

3Input and output limitations (4)

This video series covers the theory behind op amp input and output swing limitations.

09:28

3.1 Input and output limitations - Non-linear behavior

11:08

3.2 Input and output limitations - Lab

14:41

3.3 Input and output limitations - Common mode voltage

13:06

3.4 Input and output limitations - Output swing

4Power and temperature (1)

This series discusses the relationship between power dissipation and temperature in op amps.

17:30

4.1 Power and temperature

5Op amps bandwidth theory (5)

This video series covers op amp bandwidth theory.