
Laboratory 11: Problems: Operational Amplifiers and Digital Logic
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Laboratory #11:
Problems: Operational Amplifiers and Digital Logic
Objectives:
1. Better understanding of networks of analog and digital devices.
2. Familiarity with amplification and digital operation of some interface devices for microproc-
essors.
In Lab: Work the following problems.
1. For the following operational amplifier circuit,
a) Find V
out
in terms of R
I
, R
F
, and V
in
.
b) Given R
I
= 10Ω, R
F
= 20kΩ, and V
in
= 3V, what is V
out
?
2. Consider a calculator that does computations in 8421 BCD and presents the result as decimal
digits in the familiar seven-segment LED display shown below. The four-input, seven-output
display decoder takes a BCD word (B
3
B
2
B
1
B
0
) and lights the appropriate segments of the
display. Synthesize the function for one of the outputs assigned by the instructor.
Hint:
(1) For the desired output segment (a-g), make a truth table with the combinations of inputs B
3
,
B
2
, B
1
, and B
0
representing the digits 0 – 9.
(2) From the truth table, write a logical expression for the desired output segment in terms of B
3
,
B
2
, B
1
, and B
0
.
(3) From the logical expression, obtain a logic diagram producing the desired output form the
inputs B
3
, B
2
, B
1
, and B
0
.
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