-O

-O

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SOLUTION: The correct answer is c. R2 R Vo = (4) 2 (2) 4k 12k Vo = 3V 1 3 = 1m( R2 ) + m( R2 ) 6 5 m ( R 2 ) = 3 6 R2 = 3.6k

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Problem 4.FE-1

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SOLUTION:
36k 18k

+
6k 12k
12 k

Vo

V1
6k

2V

3V 1V

The correct answer is b.

18k 18k V1 = 2 (4) + 1 = 4.5V 6k 12k 36k 36k V0 = V1 3 6k 12k 36k 36k V0 = 4.5 3 6k 12k V0 = 18V

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Problem 4.FE-2

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SOLUTION:
if
2

i=0
+

Vo

3
6V
4

2V

The correct answer is a.

V1 V2 6 2 + = + = 2 .5 A R1 R2 3 4 V0 = i f R f = (2.5)(2) if =

V0 = 5V

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Problem 4.FE-3

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SOLUTION: The correct answer is d. The op-amp is a noninverting op-amp. Rf A = 1+ R1 R f = ( A 1) R1

R f = (50 1)5k = 245k

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Problem 4.FE-4

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SOLUTION:
R1 = 6k
+ -

R2 = 2k

5V
R3 = 1k

8k

Vo

2 k

The correct answer is c. The 8k and 2k resistors make up a noninverting op-amp. 8k V1 = 1 + 5 = 25V 2k Use nodal analysis at node A: Vo Vo Vi Vo 25 + + =0 R3 R1 2k

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Problem 4.FE-5

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Vo Vo 5 Vo 25 + + =0 1k 6k 2k 6Vo + Vo 5 + 3Vo 75 = 0

10Vo = 80 Vo = 8V

Problem 4.FE-5

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