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Calculadora de Ancho de Banda de Amplificador Operacional

Calcula el ancho de banda en lazo cerrado y el tiempo de subida de un amplificador operacional.

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Fórmula

BW = \frac{GBW}{A_{CL}},\quad t_r = \frac{0.35}{BW}

Referencia: Texas Instruments, "Op Amp Applications Handbook"

GBWGain-bandwidth product (Hz)
A_CLClosed-loop gain (V/V)
BW-3dB bandwidth (Hz)
t_r10-90% rise time (s)

Cómo Funciona

Operational amplifiers (op-amps) have a fundamental performance characteristic called gain-bandwidth product (GBP), which represents the maximum frequency at which the amplifier can maintain a specific gain. The closed-loop bandwidth is calculated by dividing the op-amp's gain-bandwidth product by the desired closed-loop gain, representing the maximum frequency at which the amplifier can accurately amplify signals.

Ejemplo Resuelto

Problem: Calculate the closed-loop bandwidth for a non-inverting amplifier with a GBW of 1 MHz and a closed-loop gain of 10 Solution: 1. Gain (Av) = 10 2. GBW = 1 MHz 3. Closed-Loop Bandwidth = GBW/Av = 1 MHz / 10 = 100 kHz 4. Rise Time = 0.35 / BW = 0.35 / (100 kHz) = 3.5 microseconds

Consejos Prácticos

  • Always check manufacturer's datasheet for precise GBW specifications
  • Lower gains provide wider bandwidth
  • Consider temperature and component variations in design

Errores Comunes

  • Assuming linear bandwidth across all gains
  • Neglecting the GBW limit when designing amplifier circuits
  • Not accounting for actual op-amp specifications

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