I am having some trouble finding the values of the Rf (potentiometer) and R resistors for the following circuit (Right Leg Driver (RLD)). The circuit should have an adjustable gain from -1 to -10, and a 100kOhm output protection resistor (Ro). When I wrote the expression of the gain, I could not find the values of Rf and R that satisfies the abovementioned condition.
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I am having some trouble finding the values of the Rf (potentiometer) and R resistors for...
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