Electronic Analogue Computers: II. The Integrator
J. Visweswara Rao
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J. Visweswara Rao
Abstract
A high gain D.C. amplifier, with feedback capacitor and input resistor, can integrate any voltage present at its input, with respect to time and it overcomes many short-comings of a simple R.C. network integrator. The presence of such an integrator in an analogue computer makes it possible to solve differential equations in a straightforward manner. In the present paper the operation of the integrator is discussed and the way of solving differential equations is illustrated through two examples.
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A high gain D.C. amplifier, with feedback capacitor and input resistor, can integrate any voltage present at its input, with respect to time and it overcomes many short-comings of a simple R.C. network integrator. The presence of such an integrator in an analogue computer makes it possible to solve differential equations in a straightforward manner. In the present paper the operation of the integrator is discussed and the way of solving differential equations is illustrated through two examples.
Key concepts: Integrator, Op amp integrator, Integrating ADC, Passive integrator circuit, Resistor, Operational amplifier, Capacitor, Analog computer