Semi-ideal OpAmps – If we have an opamp with FINITE gain A, solve for the voltage gain Vout/Vin. Recall that the semi- ideal op-amp (finite gain) has the equation, Vout = A(V*-V') No current flows into V* and V. RS 7 Vin Vout OUT R1 6 R2

Semi-ideal OpAmps – If we have an opamp with FINITE gain A, solve for the voltage gain Vout/Vin. Recall that the semi- ideal op-amp (finite gain) has the equation, Vout = A(V-V') No current flows into V and V. RS 7 Vin Vout OUT R1 6 R2

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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Semi-ideal OpAmps – If we have an opamp with FINITE
gain A, solve for the voltage gain Vout/Vin. Recall that the semi-
ideal op-amp (finite gain) has the equation, Vout = A(V*-V)
No current flows into V* and V.
RS
7
Vin
Vout
OUT
R1
6
R2

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