Vo Vo = - Vo V3 Vo == V₁ V₂0 M Different answer An ideal op-amp has all its inputs, namely v₁, V₂ and v3, of DC type. Express v, in terms of V₁, V₂ and v3 when the op-amp is in its steady- state condition. Rf R₁ ( R₂ ww Rf R₁ V1 R₂ R₁ ww -V1 + -V2 Rf R₂ + Rf (B1/201₁ + V1 Rf R₂ La R2 Rf R3 Rf RfCf -V2 + 22/23 + 2/(1) ·V3 R3 Lif R₁ ww Cf -V3 + R₁L) Rf Lf -V2 + R/2 √3) R3 is an infinitely large number Cf O Vo

Vo Vo = - Vo V3 Vo == V₁ V₂0 M Different answer An ideal op-amp has all its inputs, namely v₁, V₂ and v3, of DC type. Express v, in terms of V₁, V₂ and v3 when the op-amp is in its steady- state condition. Rf R₁ ( R₂ ww Rf R₁ V1 R₂ R₁ ww -V1 + -V2 Rf R₂ + Rf (B1/201₁ + V1 Rf R₂ La R2 Rf R3 Rf RfCf -V2 + 22/23 + 2/(1) ·V3 R3 Lif R₁ ww Cf -V3 + R₁L) Rf Lf -V2 + R/2 √3) R3 is an infinitely large number Cf O Vo

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 13PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, IT=1.25 amps, R=1.2k, and XL=1k. Find IR

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