Op Amps for Everyone

Bruce Carter holds dual degrees, Engineering Physics from Texas Tech University, and Electrical Engineering at the University of Texas. He has over 30 years of experience in analog design for military and oil field service companies. He was an applications engineer at Texas Instruments for 9 years, where he authored application notes, contributed articles, and knowledge base FAQ's.

1: The Op Amp's Place in the World2: Review of Circuit Theory3: Development of the Ideal Op Amp Equations4: Single Supply Op Amp Design Techniques5: Feedback and Stability Theory6: Development of the Non-Ideal Op Amp Equations7: Voltage Feedback Op Amp Compensation8: Current Feedback Op Amp Analysis9: Voltage and Current Feedback Op Amp Comparison10: Op Amp Noise Theory and Applications11: Understanding Op Amp Parameters12: Instrumentation I: Sensors to A/D Conversion13: Instrumentation II14: Instrumentation III15: Circuit Board Layout Techniques16: Wireless Communication: Signal Processing for IF Sampling17: Interfacing D/A Converters to Loads18: Sine Wave Oscillators19: Active Filter Design Techniques I20: Active Filter Design Techniques II21: Active Filter Design Techniques III22: Active Filter Design Techniques IV23: Active Filter Design Techniques V24: Active Filter Design Techniques VI25: Designing for Low Voltage Op Amp CircuitsA: Single Supply Circuit Collection