Discipline: Engineering - Electronic Engineering

  A Summing Amplifier is an operational amplifier (op-amp) that   produces an output voltage that is equivalent to an amplified sum of two  or more voltages. It allows the circuit to effectively add or sum  together several different input voltages or signals.  It is typically  an inverting amplifier, meaning that the voltage from the output […]

  A Summing Amplifier is an operational amplifier (op-amp) that   produces an output voltage that is equivalent to an amplified sum of two  or more voltages. It allows the circuit to effectively add or sum  together several different input voltages or signals.  It is typically  an inverting amplifier, meaning that the voltage from the output […]

  When looking at the four Op-amps listed, they all have useful  functions when it comes to circuit design. After doing some research the  one that interested me the most were Summing Amplifiers. A summing  amplifier setup is exactly as it sounds. It takes multiple voltage  inputs and combines them to create one voltage output. […]

  When looking at the four Op-amps listed, they all have useful  functions when it comes to circuit design. After doing some research the  one that interested me the most were Summing Amplifiers. A summing  amplifier setup is exactly as it sounds. It takes multiple voltage  inputs and combines them to create one voltage output. […]

 The comparator does exactly what its name implies, as it compares two  signals.  What effect would the sweep rate have on the ability for  controlling the temperature of a heating element, such as for a plastic  injection molding machine, or is this really not an issue? 

 The comparator does exactly what its name implies, as it compares two  signals.  What effect would the sweep rate have on the ability for  controlling the temperature of a heating element, such as for a plastic  injection molding machine, or is this really not an issue? 

 Reply to the following discussion. See the attachment, around 50 words and APA format.   

Reply to the following discussion. See the attachment, around 50 words and APA format.  

  Report on one of the topics from the list below and explain in your  OWN words its basic operation, and uses.  Identify which basic  operational amplifier configuration is being used in the application  (inverting, non-inverting or voltage divider) and which gain equation is  needed for the application. Comparators Summing Amplifiers Integrators Differentiators APA Format

  In your original post, answer the following: In your own words, explain the different classes of the power  amplifiers (Class-A, Class-B, Class-AB and Class-C) and mention where  the Q-point is for each one. Also mention about their applications. What is the difference between a 200W stereo amplifier and a 100 W stereo amplifier in […]