What do you mean by op-amp
What do you mean by op-amp? Illustrate briefly.
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The operational amplifier, frequently termed as an op-amp, is a DC-coupled high-gain electronic voltage amplifier by differential inputs and, generally, a single output. Usually the output of the op-amp is controlled either through negative feedback, which largely finds out the magnitude of its output voltage gain or by positive feedback that facilitates the regenerative gain and oscillation.
Explain what block floating point representation is and state its advantages? Specify the benefits of the floating point arithmetic?
What are the essential multiplexing schemes?
The voltages demonstrated in the circuit of figure in below have no assigned directions demonstrated but have the magnitudes as given here: V1 = 3V, V2 = 4.5V, V3 = 7V, V4 = 2.5V and E
The voltages demonstrated in the circuit of figure in below have no assigned directions demonstrated but have the magnitudes as given here:
V1 = 3V, V2 = 4.5V, V3 = 7V, V4 = 2.5V and E
Illustrates the various types of memory within embedded systems? Answer: Different parts in embedded system are illustrated below: Q : Controllability and Observability What What is meant by Controllability and Observability?
Illustrates the various types of memory within embedded systems?
Answer: Different parts in embedded system are illustrated below:
What is meant by Controllability and Observability?
Define: a) Wavelength b) Bandwidth b) Attenuation
Define:
a) Wavelength
b) Bandwidth
b) Attenuation
This homework deal with power electronics especially buck converters. It is not hard to solve but because I have no time to solve it I want you to help me.
For the loaded base overdrive factor determine an expression, σL of the transistor within the inverter circuit demonstrated below in terms of the circuit parameters. So, write the expression within terms of the unloaded overdrive factor of it, σ
Define: a) Demodulation. b) Stability.
a) Demodulation.
b) Stability.
1.Describe how you might recover heat from (a) a process exhaust gas stream (e.g. from an oven) (b) a process warm water stream (e.g. from a commercial dishwasher). Discuss any aspects of the streams that may influence your choice of heat recovery system. 2
1.Describe how you might recover heat from
(a) a process exhaust gas stream (e.g. from an oven)
(b) a process warm water stream (e.g. from a commercial dishwasher).
Discuss any aspects of the streams that may influence your choice of heat recovery
system.
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