Ques. 11. Input x(t) applied to an inverting op-amp follower circuitproduces output y(t) according to-Vrefx(1) > Vrefx(t) < –Vrefotherwisey(t+tp) =Vref-x(t)where op-amp reference voltage Vref and propagation delay t, are bothpositive constants. Answer the following questions with YES or NO andprovide mathematical justification for each answer.(d) Is the system linear?(e) Is the system memoryless?(f) Is the system time-invariant?It is already known that the system is BIBO stable, thesystem is causal, and that the system is non-invertible.

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Ques. 11. Input x(t) applied to an inverting op-amp follower circuit produces output y(t) according to -Vref x(1) > Vref x(t) < –Vref y(1+lp) = Vref -x(t) otherwise

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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