Q4. a) b) Assuming two voltage inputs VA and Va, design a circuit using a single ideal operational amplifier that provides the following output voltage VouT: VOUT = 3VA-5VB Write the symbolic expression for Vout(f) as a function of Vs(f) for the circuit of Figure 4 that uses an ideal operational amplifier. Tip: use AC analysis. v (t) R www * Figure 4 R₁ C₁ Vout(t) c) If you remove the capacitor Cr from the circuit of Figure 4, what is the amplification of the circuit? What amplifier configuration is this?

Q4. a) b) Assuming two voltage inputs VA and Va, design a circuit using a single ideal operational amplifier that provides the following output voltage VouT: VOUT = 3VA-5VB Write the symbolic expression for Vout(f) as a function of Vs(f) for the circuit of Figure 4 that uses an ideal operational amplifier. Tip: use AC analysis. v (t) R www * Figure 4 R₁ C₁ Vout(t) c) If you remove the capacitor Cr from the circuit of Figure 4, what is the amplification of the circuit? What amplifier configuration is this?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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