(b) Figure Q4(b) depicts a combination of several ideal operational amplifiers (Op-Amp). The minimum and the maximum value of Vo4 are -40 mV and -140 mV, respectively. Analyze the Op-Amp circuit to obtain the value of x. 2R V₁-m xR RSITI TEKNIKAL 8R MALAYSIA MELAKA Vol Voz 4R 5R www 3R LITUM Figure Q4(b) 4R √₁4 Vo3

(b) Figure Q4(b) depicts a combination of several ideal operational amplifiers (Op-Amp). The minimum and the maximum value of Vo4 are -40 mV and -140 mV, respectively. Analyze the Op-Amp circuit to obtain the value of x. 2R V₁-m xR RSITI TEKNIKAL 8R MALAYSIA MELAKA Vol Voz 4R 5R www 3R LITUM Figure Q4(b) 4R √₁4 Vo3

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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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