17. The op-amp in the circuit shown produces an output voltage in the range -10 V to +10 V. The maximum output current io(max) is 10 mA. The slew-rate of the op-amp is specified to be 10 V/us. Assuming R = 500 2 and v₁ = 2 sin(100t) V, what is the maximum value of vo (in V)? a) 1.67 V₁ b) 2.31 100 Ohm ww c) 2.86 + 1k W ww d) 3.33 11.0 lo M R e) 3.75 Vo

17. The op-amp in the circuit shown produces an output voltage in the range -10 V to +10 V. The maximum output current io(max) is 10 mA. The slew-rate of the op-amp is specified to be 10 V/us. Assuming R = 500 2 and v₁ = 2 sin(100t) V, what is the maximum value of vo (in V)? a) 1.67 V₁ b) 2.31 100 Ohm ww c) 2.86 + 1k W ww d) 3.33 11.0 lo M R e) 3.75 Vo

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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