Question continued.4c) In the circuit shown in Figure Q4c), the operational amplifier has an inputresistance, ra = 1 MQ, an output resistance of 100 2 and open loop gain (AOL) of104. Assuming that Rg = 1 MQ2, R₁ 20 k2, R₂ = 2 kn, estimate the loop gain(AOLB, where ß is the feedback fraction) of the circuit and hence find values for theinput and output resistance Rin and Ro.+R₁RinRखणR₂Rg7=wwwFigure Q4cwww10

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Question continued. 4 c) In the circuit shown in Figure Q4c), the operational amplifier has an input resistance, ra = 1 M2, an output resistance of 100 2 and open loop gain (AOL) of 104. Assuming that Rg= 1 MS2, R₁ = 20 ks2, R2 = 2 ks2, estimate the loop gain (AOLB, where ß is the feedback fraction) of the circuit and hence find values for the input and output resistance Rin and Ro. Rin R₁ R₂ ww = 10

Question continued. 4 c) In the circuit shown in Figure Q4c), the operational amplifier has an input resistance, ra = 1 M2, an output resistance of 100 2 and open loop gain (AOL) of 104. Assuming that Rg= 1 MS2, R₁ = 20 ks2, R2 = 2 ks2, estimate the loop gain (AOLB, where ß is the feedback fraction) of the circuit and hence find values for the input and output resistance Rin and Ro. Rin R₁ R₂ ww = 10

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