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Design an amplifier system with three inverting op-amps circuits in cascadesuch that the overall closed-loop voltage gain is
The design parameters for an inverting op-amp circuit.
Answer to Problem D9.18P
The value of the resistance
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The required diagram for the inverting op amp with feedback is shown below.
The required diagram is shown in Figure 1.
The expression for the value of the voltage
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The expression for the voltage
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The expression for the value of the voltage
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The expression for the output voltage of the first op-amp is given by,
The expression for the second voltage of the first op amp is given by,
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The expression for the voltage gain is given by,
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Apply KCL at the negative terminal of the right most op-amp.
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The expression for the value of the current
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The expression for the value off the voltage
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The expression for the value of the current
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The expression to determine the range of the current is given by,
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The expression for the value of the mid stage gain is given by,
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The expression for the minimum value of the resistance
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The maximum value of the resistance
The expression for the value of the resistance
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The expression for the gain of the voltage gain of right most amplifier is given by,
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The value for the current
The expression for the value of the resistance
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The expression for the maximum value of the resistance
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Conclusion:
Therefore, the value of the resistance
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