An operational amplifier with voltage-series feedback configuration shown in Figure Q3(c) has the following parameters: (c) A = 1350, R, = 12 kN, ß = 0.0048 Calculate the resistance of R2 and gain with feedback (A;) of this circuit. R1 R2 Figure Q3(c) Analyse ONE (1) effect on output voltage when resistance R, is made larger in this circuit. (d)

An operational amplifier with voltage-series feedback configuration shown in Figure Q3(c) has the following parameters: (c) A = 1350, R, = 12 kN, ß = 0.0048 Calculate the resistance of R2 and gain with feedback (A;) of this circuit. R1 R2 Figure Q3(c) Analyse ONE (1) effect on output voltage when resistance R, is made larger in this circuit. (d)

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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Problem 12.3P

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