Cascading Amps

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This day seemed very long but we did not take to much pictures because
it was all straight forward. This was cascading amps which is basically two amps
put together. This is not an new amp but the combination of two. Pretty straight forward.



Here you can see the same equation just twice. Make sure you use the
right equation.


Cascading Amps Lab




In this lab we just had to make a "bridge" along with a
non-inverting amp. The hardest part of the lab was to make sure that the
bridge was equal. This was two hard do to the fact that for use anyway a simple
movement would cause or bridge to not be balance. This would cause
our numbers to be off.



Summary

This lab was a big failure we did not win. We did not get tried of wining all the time.
Because we totally lost. Even with the "pot" we could not get the bridge to be equal for too long.

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