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Question One Consider the op-amp circuit shown in Figure below, where the op amp has infinite input resistance and zero output resistance but finite open-loop gain. a) Prove that B = R1/R1 + R2. b) If R1 = 10 kl, find R2 that results in G = 10 V/V for the following three cases: i. A = 1000 V/V A il. A = 200 V/V til. A = 15 V/V Vo Vs R2 R1

Question One Consider the op-amp circuit shown in Figure below, where the op amp has infinite input resistance and zero output resistance but finite open-loop gain. a) Prove that B = R1/R1 + R2. b) If R1 = 10 kl, find R2 that results in G = 10 V/V for the following three cases: i. A = 1000 V/V A il. A = 200 V/V til. A = 15 V/V Vo Vs R2 R1

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NAWARALS6ELAWI Misan University - College of Engineering Electrical Engineering Department Question One Consider the op-amp circuit shown in Figure below, where the op amp has infinite input resistance and zero output resistance but finite open-loop gain. HomeWork 2 a) Prove that B = R1/R1 + R2. Chapter Two Activity Sheet b) If R1 = 10 kN, find R2 that results in G = 10 V/V for the following three cases: i. A = 1000 V/V ii A = 200 V/V A ㅇ ELECTRONICS IV iii. A = 15 V/V 3rd Stage Vo R2 R1
Transcribed Image Text:NAWARALS6ELAWI Misan University - College of Engineering Electrical Engineering Department Question One Consider the op-amp circuit shown in Figure below, where the op amp has infinite input resistance and zero output resistance but finite open-loop gain. HomeWork 2 a) Prove that B = R1/R1 + R2. Chapter Two Activity Sheet b) If R1 = 10 kN, find R2 that results in G = 10 V/V for the following three cases: i. A = 1000 V/V ii A = 200 V/V A ㅇ ELECTRONICS IV iii. A = 15 V/V 3rd Stage Vo R2 R1
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