What kind of feedback does this op-amp amplifier use?
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The figure depicts the frequency response of a 2nd order low…
The figure depicts the frequency response of a 2nd order low-pass filter. At what frequency is the roll-off slope closest to -40dB/decade?
The peak hold circuit is shown as below: Given that R1=10kΩ…
The peak hold circuit is shown as below: Given that R1=10kΩ , C= 1uF, what is the time constant in ms?
In the circuit pictured below, R1=100Ohm and R2 is the poten…
In the circuit pictured below, R1=100Ohm and R2 is the potentiometer shown on the left. If we want to use the circuit to power a 6V device connected to Vout with a 9V battery connected to Vin, what resistance (in Ohms) should the potentiometer be set to?
Given that R1=3kOHM, R4=6kOHM, R2=5kOHM, R3= 10kOHM, Rf1=20k…
Given that R1=3kOHM, R4=6kOHM, R2=5kOHM, R3= 10kOHM, Rf1=20kOHM, Rf2=20kOHM, what would be the value of Vout if Vin1=Vin2=Vin3=1 V?
A first-order passive high pass filter with load resistor ci…
A first-order passive high pass filter with load resistor circuit is shown as below: If R= 10kΩ, C=0.01uF, What is the cutoff frequency for this filter in Hz?
The circuit below is a variable gain amplifier. Suppose Rf =…
The circuit below is a variable gain amplifier. Suppose Rf =1000 Ohm, JFET has the threshold voltage of -0.3V and corresponding resistance shown in the table, what is the maximum and minimum gain for this amplifier as the control voltage is varied from 0 to Vth? DC control voltage of JFET (V) Resistance of JFET (Ohm) 0.0 200 -0.3 infinite
Suppose we apply 3.5V to Node A of the following resistor ne…
Suppose we apply 3.5V to Node A of the following resistor network, what would be the output voltage at Node B? Express your answer in volts.
For an ideal comparator in the following configuration, what…
For an ideal comparator in the following configuration, what is V_out?
For the given oscilloscope screen, calculate peak-to-peak vo…
For the given oscilloscope screen, calculate peak-to-peak voltage of the signal (in Volts). Note: volt/div = 2 Volts/div time/div = 1 ms/div