Moment Method Applied to Operational Amplifier Design
Olusegun Andersson
Corresponding
University of Tokyo
Wolfgang Ghosh
Carnegie Mellon University
Anwar Adeyemi
California Institute of Technology
Abstract
Improved treatment of operational amplifier design promises significant savings in the construction and operation of automobile engines. A mathematical model of the system is developed and subsequently solved by means of moment method. The proposed model reduces computation time by approximately 41% relative to earlier methods. Wider application of the method is expected to yield appreciable economic benefits.
Keywords:
operational amplifier designmoment methodtransmission linesmicrostrip antennasstructural analysissolar energy
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