In the following circuit, the opamps are non-ideal with the open-loop gain Als)=111x10/1+s/91),Ry=1.6kQ, R2=2.4KQ, R3=48.7KQ, R;-19.8K0Q, R5-6.3K2, R6-4,3KQ, R7=6.2kQ, andV,tl=Msin(2n37.5x10*t) f the slew rate of the opamp is 1.4V/uS, find the maximum value of M inmillivolts before the output distorts.R 3 R,Als)A(s)+1HI

Given: In the following circuit: The opamps are non-ideal with the open-loop gain is…

In the followin cicuit, the opamps are non-ideal with the open-loop gain A(s)=111x10/(1+s/91), Ry=1.6kQ, Ry-2.4kQ, R3=48.7kQ, R;=19.8KQ, R5-6.3K0Q, R6=4.3kQ, R7=62kQ, and V0=Msin(2737.5x10*t, If the slewrate of the opamp is 14V/µS, find the maximum value of M,in millivolts before the output distorts. Rg R 3R, Als) Als)

In the followin cicuit, the opamps are non-ideal with the open-loop gain A(s)=111x10/(1+s/91), Ry=1.6kQ, Ry-2.4kQ, R3=48.7kQ, R;=19.8KQ, R5-6.3K0Q, R6=4.3kQ, R7=62kQ, and V0=Msin(2737.5x10*t, If the slewrate of the opamp is 14V/µS, find the maximum value of M,in millivolts before the output distorts. Rg R 3R, Als) Als)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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