The Op-Amp is configured as shown below, and the input is a sinusoid with frequency = 1kHz, and 1 Vpp. Draw the output voltage waveform and indicate min and max amplitude of it if your biasing voltage of Op-Amp is +- 15V. Vin V out Rf=10 Rg=1 Figure: 1 If input is changed to DC voltage in Figure 1, which goes from 0 V to 5 V, draw the output with respect to input DC voltage.

The Op-Amp is configured as shown below, and the input is a sinusoid with frequency = 1kHz, and 1 Vpp. Draw the output voltage waveform and indicate min and max amplitude of it if your biasing voltage of Op-Amp is +- 15V. Vin V out Rf=10 Rg=1 Figure: 1 If input is changed to DC voltage in Figure 1, which goes from 0 V to 5 V, draw the output with respect to input DC voltage.

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

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