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    The document provides the steps to design an inverting op-amp circuit with a closed loop voltage gain of -8. It is given that the closed loop voltage gain (Av) is equal to -R2/R1. The feedback resistor R2 is calculated to be 8 times the input resistor R1. Then, using the input current of 15uA and an input voltage of -1V, the input resistor R1 is calculated to be 66.67kΩ. Substituting this value into the equation for R2 gives the feedback resistor as 533.36kΩ.

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    The document provides the steps to design an inverting op-amp circuit with a closed loop voltage gain of -8. It is given that the closed loop voltage gain (Av) is equal to -R2/R1. The feedback resistor R2 is calculated to be 8 times the input resistor R1. Then, using the input current of 15uA and an input voltage of -1V, the input resistor R1 is calculated to be 66.67kΩ. Substituting this value into the equation for R2 gives the feedback resistor as 533.36kΩ.

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    The document provides the steps to design an inverting op-amp circuit with a closed loop voltage gain of -8. It is given that the closed loop voltage gain (Av) is equal to -R2/R1. The feedback resistor R2 is calculated to be 8 times the input resistor R1. Then, using the input current of 15uA and an input voltage of -1V, the input resistor R1 is calculated to be 66.67kΩ. Substituting this value into the equation for R2 gives the feedback resistor as 533.36kΩ.

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    49885-9-10P AID: 1825 | 31/05/2017

    Write the expression for the closed loop voltage gain of an inverting op-amp.
    R
    Av   2
    R1
    Here,
    Av is closed loop voltage gain, which is given as 8 ,
    R1 is input side resistor, and
    R2 is feedback resistor.
    Substitute 8 for Av .
    R
    8   2
    R1
    R2  8R1 …… (1)

    Consider the input current of the op-amp is 15  A .


    For vI  1 , the input current is,
    1 Commented [L1]: Need to check with 3rd edition book
    i1 
    R1
    Substitute 15  A for i1 .
    1
    15  A 
    R1
    R1  66666.66 Ω
    R1  66.67 kΩ
    Substitute 66.67 kΩ for R1 in equation (1).
    R2  8  66.67 kΩ 
     533.36 kΩ
    Thus, the inverting op-amp is designed and resistor values are R1  66.67 kΩ and
    R2  533.36 kΩ .

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