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according to the order of question answered. DO NOT put all

diagrams/graphs at the end of the report.
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that mentioned in the following Report section, as well as
untidy/messy work will be penalized in the form of mark reduction
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your entire assignment.

Marking Scheme:

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f the two input currents is called the input bias current, I B, and the difference of the two
currents is called the input offset current, Ios. Both I B and los are measurable quantities and
can be found on a specification sheet. It should be realized that both Vos and los are random

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quantities caused by slight mismatches in the operational amplifier and can be positive, zero,
or negative quantities. A simplified model of a real op amp, which includes these input DC
parameters is shown in Figure 1.

Figure 1: Simplified Model of Op-Amp Circuit

The offset parameters of Op-Amp can be obtained with the help of following circuits.

Figure 2: Circuit for input offset voltage

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Figure 3: Circuit for voltage offset adjustment range

Figure 4: Circuit for input bias current

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 Figure 5: Circuit for output offset voltages

Task:

In this assignment students are required to find the values of following

with the help of the above circuits and verify the answer with the data
sheet given in Table 1.

a) Vos (Typical) and Vos (Max) Refer Figure 2

b) V0 at Full counter clock wise and at clock wise Refer Figure 3
c) Determine, IB typical = ?, IB max = ?, Ios typical = ?, Ios max = ?
Refer Figure 4
d) Determine V0 for the circuit of Figure 5 (a) and (b)