Assuming an ideal op-amp in the following circuit, find output voltage, Vo if R1= 2 K2, R2=8 K12, R3=3.8 KS2, R4=6 KI2, R5=15 KS2, R6=3.8 KN, RL=9.8 K12, V1=1V, 12=0.5 mA and V3=2.2 V. } R6 R1 w R5 w + Vo + } RL 12 R2 V1 R3 R4 + +1 V3 Using the above circuit, but consider the following component values: R1= 2 KN R2=8 K2, R3=4.1 K12, R4=6 KI2, R5=17.0 K12, R6=15 KI, RL=10 KI, V1=1V, 12=0.5mA...
For the following multistage amplifier, find V2 if Vo=40 V, V1=0.2 V, R1=8.3 K12, R2=9.0 K2, R3=0.7 KS2, R4=1.0 KN, R5=9.0 KN and RL=16.2 KA. R5 R1 w + R4 Vo 14 + V1 R2 RL V2 R3 We were unable to transcribe this image
Assuming an ideal op-amp in the following circuit, find output voltage, Vo if R1= 2 K2, R2=8 K2, R3=5.1 K2, R4=6 KN, R5=14 KN, R6=4.2 KS, RL=10.3 KS, V1=1V, 12=0.5 mA and V3=3.2 V. R6 R1 R5 Vo w + * RL + 12 R2 V1 R3 R4 V3 Answer: OV Using the above circuit, but consider the following component values: R1= 2 K12 R2=8 K2, R3=2.9 K2, R4=6 KI2, R5=10.8 K92, R6=15 KO, RL=10 K2, V1=1V, 12=0.5mA and V3=2V....
Assuming an ideal op-amp in the following circuit, find output voltage, Vo if R1= 2 K12, R2=8 KN, R3=3.9 KN, R4=6 KN, R5=18 K2, R6=4.4 KN, RL=12.5 KN, V1=1V, 12=0.5 mA and V3=3.4 V. R6 R1 R5 Vo + + RL R2 V1 R3 R4 + V3 Answer: LOV Using the above circuit, but consider the following component values: R1= 2 KO2 R2=8 K12, R3=3.6 K12, R4=6 K12, R5=16.9 KN, R6=15 KN, RL=10 KO, V1=1V, 12=0.5mA and V3=2V. What is...
For the following multistage amplifier, find V2 if Vo=40 V, V1=0.2 V, R1=9.1 K12, R2=9.0 KN, R3=1.2 K12, R4=1.0 K12, R5=9.0 K12 and RL=16.1 K12. R5 R1 w w + R4 Vo 14 1 + v1 R2 RL + V2 win R3 Consider the same circuit as above, but with the following parameters: if Vo=40 V, V1=0.2 V, V2=0.5V, R1=8.3 KN, R2=9.8 K12, R3=1.0 KN, R4=1.1 K12, R5=10 KN and RL=21 KN. What is the magnitude of the current 14...
For the following multistage amplifier, find V2 if Vo=40 V, V1=0.2 V, R1=12.0 K2, R2=9.0 KQ, R3=1.0 K, R4=1.0 K2, R5=9.0 K and RL=16.8 K. R5 R1 + R4 Vo 14 V1 R2 RL + V2 no R3 Answer: OV Consider the same circuit as above, but with the following parameters: if Vo=40 V, V1=0.2 V, V2=0.5V, R1=7.3 K2, R2=11.9 K2, R3=1.0 K, R4=0.8 K2, R5=10 K2 and RL=17 K2. What is the magnitude of the current 14 through resistor...
V1 V2 R1 R5 Vout+ 15 100 V1 + R3 R4 5 470 220 R2 Vout- 220 1. Using circuit analysis techniques you learned in class, calculate the Thévenin voltage between the terminals Vout+ and Vout- in the above circuit. Using the zeroing method, calculate the Thévenin resistance of the above circuit as seen from the terminals Yout+ and Vout- What is the Norton (short circuit) current for the above circuit?
Is = 2 mA , V , = 6 V , Ri = 1.5 k 2 , R2 = 2 k2 , R3 = 6k02 , R4 = 2.5 k - 2 , Rs = 3 k12 . In the circuit shown below, let Use nodal analysis to find V and V2 R1 1,5kn VI V va R2 w 2 R3 w 6kA + Vs Is V1 R4 V2 R5 WW 6v 2,5kn 3lk / 2 MA
Assuming an ideal op-amp in the following circuit, find output voltage, Vo if R1= 2 KS, R2=8 KN, R3=3.4 KA, R4=6 KN, R5=20 KN, R6=2.9 KN, RL=12.5 KN, V1=1V, 12=0.5 mA and V3=3.1 V. R6 R1 R5 VO + RL 12 R2 V1 R3 { R4 w V3 Answer: "V
V1= 8V @node above R1 V2=4.64V @node between R6 and R7 V3=16.96V @node between R7 and R8 2. For the circuit shown below, the resistance values are R1 = 512, R2 = 101, R3 = 1522, R4 = 2012 , R5 = 2522, R6 = 3032, R7 = 3512, and Rg = 4012 (in short, Rn = n x 52). Determine the Norton equivalent between the terminals a and b. Ro i 18A R} } R 10 V