Udemy – Opamp Projects: Design & Simulate on Proteus & LTSpice 2024-8

What you will learn

• Battery Level Indicator Circuit Using Op-Amp: Learn how to effectively monitor battery level using op-amp circuits. This project will guide you in designing a battery level indicator that uses the precision of an operational amplifier to detect and display the battery’s state of charge. You will understand the fundamentals of voltage comparison and threshold detection, which are essential for building reliable battery monitoring systems.
• Light Detector Circuit Using Op-Amp: Design a circuit that detects light intensity using an operational amplifier and a light dependent resistor (LDR). This project guides you in creating a sensitive light detection system where the op amp amplifies the signal from the LDR and indicates the presence or absence of light. Such circuits are fundamental in applications such as automatic lighting, alarm systems, and light-sensitive switches, and provide an efficient way to monitor and respond to changing light conditions.
• Peak/Push Detector Circuit Using Op-Amp: Explore the principles of peak detection and peak detection in signal processing with this project. You will design a circuit using an op-amp to detect the peak value of an input signal and track the amplitudes of the changing signal. This is especially important in applications such as audio signal processing and communication systems where understanding signal characteristics is critical.
• Sample and Hold Circuit Using Op-Amp: Gain insights into capturing and holding analog signals for further processing with this project. You will design a sample-and-hold circuit using an operational amplifier that captures an analog voltage at a particular instant and holds (or holds) this voltage for a period of time. This is essential in analog-to-digital conversion, where stable signal sampling is required for accurate digital representation.
• Voltage-to-current converter using op-amps: Convert voltage signals to current accurately using op-amp configurations. You will learn how to design a voltage-to-current converter circuit, also known as a VI converter, used in various applications such as sensor interfaces, where the output voltage of a sensor must be converted to a corresponding current for further processing or transmission. .

This course is suitable for people who

• Electrical and electronic engineers
• Instrumentation and biomedical engineers
• Electronics enthusiasts and craftsmen
• Professionals looking to refresh their knowledge
• Anyone interested in learning about operational amplifiers

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Changes:

Version 2024/8 compared to 2024/4 has increased the number of 12 lessons and the duration of 2 hours and 44 minutes.