From Figure 3, write node-voltage equations: one for each inputa.terminal of the op amp.b. The expression for the load current (i.) can be written as a function of the inputvoltage (V) and the load voltage (v.)iz = Avin + Bv,b.1.What is the expression for A?What should be the condition for R, R, R, and R4, so that B isb.2.zero? (NB: this condition will make i, depend only on v, and not on R.)R4R3OA1R2R1RLVinVLiLFigure 3

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From Figure 3, write node-voltage equations: one for each input terminal of the op amp. o. The expression for the load current (i,) can be written as a function of the input voltage (vm) and the load voltage (v,) i, = Av, + Bv, b.1. What is the expression for A? b.2. What should be the condition for R,, R, R, and R, so that B is zero? (NB: this condition will make i, depend only on v, and not on R.) R4 R3 OA1 R2 R1 Vin RL Figure 3

From Figure 3, write node-voltage equations: one for each input terminal of the op amp. o. The expression for the load current (i,) can be written as a function of the input voltage (vm) and the load voltage (v,) i, = Av, + Bv, b.1. What is the expression for A? b.2. What should be the condition for R,, R, R, and R, so that B is zero? (NB: this condition will make i, depend only on v, and not on R.) R4 R3 OA1 R2 R1 Vin RL Figure 3

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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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