Frequency Response of OPAMPQ1/which is better wide bandwidth rangeor narrow one? Why?Q2/Compare between frequency responsein OPAMP and that for transistor amplifiersQ3/what is the advantage of knowingfrequency response for the simplifier?Q4/Describe an experimentally Methode toetermine band-width rang of OPAMP withoutdrawing the frequency response?RF+VecRinVinVoutNccFig-1.Inverting OPAMP circuit

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Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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