a- Design a circuit with the following output using two opamps at least. Use three resistor if your student number is odd and four resistor if the student number is even. Verify your circuit design using node voltage method. a=8 b=1 c=7 a + v2 – b + v1 c + v3 3 +3 2 Vout b- If v, = -5v2 and vz = -6v2 and vz = 5 cos 2n5000t, plot all input and output voltages and emphasize the most important parameters. Assume that bias voltages are V_ = -10 V; V, = 5 V %3D

a- Design a circuit with the following output using two opamps at least. Use three resistor if your student number is odd and four resistor if the student number is even. Verify your circuit design using node voltage method. a=8 b=1 c=7 a + v2 – b + v1 c + v3 3 +3 2 Vout b- If v, = -5v2 and vz = -6v2 and vz = 5 cos 2n5000t, plot all input and output voltages and emphasize the most important parameters. Assume that bias voltages are V_ = -10 V; V, = 5 V %3D

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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