Op-amp in closed loop configuration

Author: arjun
Category: Linear Integrated Circuits, Open and closed loop configurations, op-amp

Op-amp is in closed loop configuration when there is a connection either direct or via another network exist between the input and output terminals.We can control the gain of op-amp if we introduce a modification in the basic circuit.This modification involves a feedback ie the input signal is fed back to the input either direct or via another network.

Different feedback configurations

An op-amp that uses feedback is called a feedback amplifier.A feedback amplifier is sometimes referred to as a closed loop amplifier because the feedback forms a closed loop between the input and the output.A close loop amplifier can be represented by using two blocks one for op-amp and the other for a feedback circuit.These connections are classified according to whether the voltage or current is fed back to the input in series or parallel.

  1. Voltage series feedback
  2. Voltage shunt feedback
  3. Current series feedback
  4. Current shunt feedback.

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One Response to “Op-amp in closed loop configuration”

  1. Raghavendra Says:

    Dear Friend,
    In the above diagrams you were giving a.c. supply or sinusoidal voltage as input signal to the op amp and hence there is no need to indicate “+” and “-” at the signal.
    Conceptually, things are good but it would be nice if some introduction to the applications of these configurations was also available.

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