Operational Amplifier Course - Topics and Tutorials

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The discussion focuses on a university course covering various operational amplifier topics, including adder amplifiers, integrators, differentiators, comparators, and active filters. A participant expresses confusion about studying these topics without a textbook and seeks online tutorial recommendations. Several users emphasize the importance of having a foundational book, particularly recommending "The Art of Electronics" by Horowitz and Hill for comprehensive understanding. Additional online resources and tutorials are suggested, including links to educational websites and ebooks from Texas Instruments. The consensus is clear: acquiring a solid textbook is crucial for mastering operational amplifiers.
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I want to inform you that our course about operational amplifier at university has such of the following topics:
adder amplifier(inverting and non inverting)- integrator-diffrentiator-comparator- schmitt trigger-rectangular waveform generator-triangular waveform generator...and some active filters that includes operational amplifiers in the order of 1,2...(LPF-HPF-band pass filter-stop band filter) and the uses of operational amplifier as voltage regulator..butterworth... many topics more...

so I was so confused to study those topics (BOOKLESS ) That's why I'm asking for you to give me web tutorial lessons...

so... any suggestions will be appreciated!
thanks again!
 
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Don't go bookless. Get a copy of "The Art of Electronics" by Horowitz and Hill. That will give you most of what you need. It's a great intro to electronics -- read it cover to cover, and you will have a great foundation in electronics and opamps.
 
berkeman said:
Don't go bookless. Get a copy of "The Art of Electronics" by Horowitz and Hill. That will give you most of what you need. It's a great intro to electronics -- read it cover to cover, and you will have a great foundation in electronics and opamps.
Well, just in case you don't want to get the book, I googled opamp tutorial and got lots of hits. Here's one of the first good ones:

http://www.web-ee.com/primers/Tutorials.htm

Maybe try that google for yourself, and check out some of the hits.
 
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Another good ebook is by Texas Instruments. About 400 pages long and has everything you would ever need to know about op amps. But I agree, read the books and don't go bookless.
http://focus.ti.com/lit/an/slod006b/slod006b.pdf
 
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