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How Does Gogh Ensure High Accuracy in Design Outputs?

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    Mike P OKeeffe
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    Rick Rude
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Topic summary

The discussion addresses the accuracy of design outputs in built and tested electronic circuits, focusing on the impact of component tolerances and environmental factors. Using 1% tolerance resistors instead of 5% can improve gain accuracy, though cost increases with tighter tolerances (down to 0.01%). Real-world resistor values vary within tolerance ranges, causing slight gain differences. Sensitivity analysis and amplifier parameters (input-offset current and voltage) are key methods to predict accuracy, including temperature effects and long-term drift. Practical advice includes measuring voltage/current at specific points for validation and considering capacitor value deviations, especially for small capacitances like 33pF, suggesting use of larger values (e.g., 0.1µF) for better reliability. Choice of operational amplifier affects accuracy; for high accuracy with high CMRR and low offset, the OP-07 is recommended. Overall, accuracy depends on component selection, environmental conditions, and thorough measurement and analysis.
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