I. An op amp has a GBP of 10°. A 0.3 µV sinusoidal signal at 5 KHz is required to beamplified to 5 V. Calculate the gains and draw the schematic circuit to achieve this.II. K type thermocouple having a range of 0– 350 °C and a sensitivity of 40 uV/°C. Thesignal is connected to an instrumentation amplifier before interfacing it with 5V analogto digital converter. Design a suitable instrumentation amplifier circuit.VsupplythermocoupleVoutInstruniop AmpADCDout

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. An op amp has a GBP of 10º. A 0.3 µV sinusoidal signal at 5 KHz is required to be amplified to 5 V. Calculate the gains and draw the schematic circuit to achieve this. I. K type thermocouple having a range of 0– 350 °C and a sensitivity of 40 µV/°C. The signal is connected to an instrumentation amplifier before interfacing it with 5V analog o digital converter. Design a suitable instrumentation amplifier circuit. Vsupply Ihermocouple Instrum Vout op Amp ADC -Dout

. An op amp has a GBP of 10º. A 0.3 µV sinusoidal signal at 5 KHz is required to be amplified to 5 V. Calculate the gains and draw the schematic circuit to achieve this. I. K type thermocouple having a range of 0– 350 °C and a sensitivity of 40 µV/°C. The signal is connected to an instrumentation amplifier before interfacing it with 5V analog o digital converter. Design a suitable instrumentation amplifier circuit. Vsupply Ihermocouple Instrum Vout op Amp ADC -Dout

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

7th Edition

ISBN:9781337900348

Author:Stephen L. Herman

Publisher:Stephen L. Herman

Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, IT=1.25 amps, R=1.2k, and XL=1k. Find IR

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