Op Amp Question
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HI friendsI have trouble to solve this question, can you help me find the output, the input should 0.2V
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HI friends
I have trouble to solve this question, can you help me find the output, the input should 0.2V
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Member • Apr 8, 2010
Around 3.4V.
-Karthik
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Member • Apr 8, 2010
Em, How to solve. can you teach me. I very need your help. feel pleased having you support.
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Member • Apr 10, 2010
Use superposition theorem to get the output of the non inverting amplifier for the 2 inputs separately. Add the results and you have the answer.
- Karthik
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Member • Apr 14, 2010
Thanks for your idea.
already forgot the theorem, Now, study back from my friend. Thanks to shahrulAre you sure? This action cannot be undone. -
Member • Apr 14, 2010
Good luck,sasukeThanks for your idea.
already forgot the theorem, Now, study back from my friend. Thanks to shahrulAre you sure? This action cannot be undone.