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V10- U20- R₁ ww R₂ R3 ww + U₁ Figure 1: Circuit for Laboratory Experiment 4 1. Derive the expression of v, in terms of U₁, U2, R1, R2 and R3, in Figure 1. 0%

V10- U20- R₁ ww R₂ R3 ww + U₁ Figure 1: Circuit for Laboratory Experiment 4 1. Derive the expression of v, in terms of U₁, U2, R1, R2 and R3, in Figure 1. 0%

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V10- U2 0 R₁ www R₂ M R3 ww + U₁ Figure 1: Circuit for Laboratory Experiment 4 1. Derive the expression of v, in terms of U₁, V2, R₁, R2 and R3, in Figure 1. -0%
Transcribed Image Text:V10- U2 0 R₁ www R₂ M R3 ww + U₁ Figure 1: Circuit for Laboratory Experiment 4 1. Derive the expression of v, in terms of U₁, V2, R₁, R2 and R3, in Figure 1. -0%
2. Substitute the resistor values R₁ = R₂ = 1 kf and R3 = 10 kf? to the expression you found in Question 1. Comment on the operation of the circuit in Figure 1. 3. Build the circuit in Figure 1 using V+ = 12V and V_=-12 V, and the resistances as indicated in Question 2. The operational amplifier, U₁, is LM741. Check the pinout of LM741 when necessary. The input voltages are: V₁ = 100 cos(2*200t) [mV] U2 = 200 cos(2100t) [mV] Observe the output, vo, on an oscilloscope and comment on the behavior.
Transcribed Image Text:2. Substitute the resistor values R₁ = R₂ = 1 kf and R3 = 10 kf? to the expression you found in Question 1. Comment on the operation of the circuit in Figure 1. 3. Build the circuit in Figure 1 using V+ = 12V and V_=-12 V, and the resistances as indicated in Question 2. The operational amplifier, U₁, is LM741. Check the pinout of LM741 when necessary. The input voltages are: V₁ = 100 cos(2*200t) [mV] U2 = 200 cos(2100t) [mV] Observe the output, vo, on an oscilloscope and comment on the behavior.
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