QUESTION 2: Consider an ideal inverting op-amp in Figure P9.14. Given R1 = 5 kN, R2 = 10.7 kN, and R1 = 3.6 kN. Input voltage is v7= -0.76 V. Determine vo, i2, i̟, and io. vo (V) i2 (HA) Format : 5.3437 Format : -776 i (μA) Format : 696.97339287623 io (HA) Format : 904.94972275523 R2 R1 www io O vo RL Figure P9.14

QUESTION 2: Consider an ideal inverting op-amp in Figure P9.14. Given R1 = 5 kN, R2 = 10.7 kN, and R1 = 3.6 kN. Input voltage is v7= -0.76 V. Determine vo, i2, i̟, and io. vo (V) i2 (HA) Format : 5.3437 Format : -776 i (μA) Format : 696.97339287623 io (HA) Format : 904.94972275523 R2 R1 www io O vo RL Figure P9.14

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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