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Chapter 2, Problem 2.89P
To determine
To show:Miller integrator implemented with an op-amp having open loop gain
The pole frequency of the STC function.
To compare:The pole frequency of the STC function with the pole frequency of ideal integrator.
The output voltage at t = T.
The output voltage when
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