Va(t)2+ 3NC2MQIN-IN+Vee-34Figure 1.0a: Op-Amp Package View7502Vec+6 OUTS0.5x10v (1)NCFigure 1.0b: Op-Amp Equivalent Circuit ViewNC R₁-10kmv (1)R-100kHA741+15V-15V6v (t)Figure 3.0: Non-Inverting Configuration(b) Step 2: Assume that the circuit shown in Figure 3.0 is working properly:1)Use the equivalent-circuit model of the ideal Op-Amp to find the voltage gain, A. -v.(t)/v,(t).of the amplifier circuit.ii)Use the equivalent-circuit model of the uA741 shown in Figure 1.0b instead to find A.Pre-Lab workspace (show your analysis here)

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R₁-10k m V(1) R 100k w +15V HA741 -15V 6 v (t) Figure 3.0: Non-Inverting Configuration (b) Step 2: Assume that the circuit shown in Figure 3.0 is working properly: i) Use the equivalent-circuit model of the ideal Op-Amp to find the voltage gain, A. -v.(t)/v(t), of the amplifier circuit. 11) Use the equivalent-circuit model of the uA741 shown in Figure 1.0b instead to find A.. Pre-Lab workspace (show your analysis here) 4

R₁-10k m V(1) R 100k w +15V HA741 -15V 6 v (t) Figure 3.0: Non-Inverting Configuration (b) Step 2: Assume that the circuit shown in Figure 3.0 is working properly: i) Use the equivalent-circuit model of the ideal Op-Amp to find the voltage gain, A. -v.(t)/v(t), of the amplifier circuit. 11) Use the equivalent-circuit model of the uA741 shown in Figure 1.0b instead to find A.. Pre-Lab workspace (show your analysis here) 4

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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