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1 Lab 1-3 10 Lab report
2 Project 5 Project report
3 Kirchoff Lecture/Book/Practice
Series/Parallel components (R, L, C) Lecture/Book/Practice
Nodal analysis Lecture/Book/Practice
20
Mesh Analysis Lecture/Book/Practice
Thevnin Lecture/Book/Practice
Norton Lecture/Book/Practice
4 Op-Amp 10 Lecture/Book
5 Safety 5 Lecture/Book
Total 50

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3. Analyze the use of Earth fault circuit breaker.
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7. A shock from an outlet at home may be painful, lead to collapse, or even death. True
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-Fuses and circuit breaker are designed to protect people from shocks. True or False
11. When a circuit breaker trips, you should immediately reset it. True or False
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12. Extension cords should never be used as a permanent power source. True or False
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1. Consider an inverting op-amp circuit with a gain of -5. If the input voltage (Vin) is a
sinusoidal signal with a peak amplitude of 1 V, calculate the peak-to-peak output voltage
(Vout).
2. a) What is the concept of virtual ground in an op-amp circuit? Why is it important?
b) Explain how a virtual ground is established in an inverting op-amp configuration.
3. For an inverting op-amp circuit, what is the purpose of the feedback resistor (Rf), and
how does it affect the gain of the circuit? Explain with an example.
4. In an inverting op-amp circuit, what happens to the output voltage if the feedback
resistor (Rf) is increased? Explain the effect.
5. Consider an inverting op-amp circuit with the following parameters:

Rf (Feedback resistor) = 10 kΩ
Rin (Input resistor) = 2 kΩ
Vin (Input voltage) = 2 V
a) Calculate the gain (voltage amplification) of this circuit.
b) Determine the output voltage (Vout).

6. Derive the gain or output voltage for the following op-amp circuits
- inverting amplifier
- Non-inverting amplifier
- differential amplifier

7. Compare and contrast the applications of half-wave and full-wave precision rectifiers. In
what situations would you choose one over the other?

8. In a non-inverting op-amp circuit, what is the relationship between the input voltage (Vin)
and the output voltage (Vout) when Vin is greater than the supply voltage (positive
saturation)? Explain.

9. Consider a non-inverting op-amp circuit with a voltage gain of 3. If the input voltage (Vin)
is a sinusoidal signal with a peak amplitude of 1 V, calculate the peak-to-peak output voltage
(Vout).

10. For a non-inverting op-amp circuit, explain the purpose of the feedback resistor (Rf) and
how it affects the gain of the circuit. Provide an example.

11. In a non-inverting op-amp circuit, what happens to the output voltage if the feedback
resistor (Rf) is increased? Explain the effect.

12. Consider a non-inverting op-amp circuit with the following parameters:

Rf (Feedback resistor) = 10 kΩ
Rin (Input resistor) = 2 kΩ
Vin (Input voltage) = 2 V
a) Calculate the voltage gain of this circuit.
b) Determine the output voltage (Vout).

13. Explain the operation of a full-wave precision rectifier. How does it differ from a half-
wave precision rectifier in terms of output waveform?

14. Describe the advantages of using a precision rectifier circuit over a simple diode-based
rectifier.

15. What is the role of the input resistors in a full-wave precision rectifier circuit? How do
they affect the rectified output?
16. How can a full-wave precision rectifier be used to obtain a rectified signal with both
positive and negative voltage components while eliminating the diode voltage drop?

17. Find V0

18. Find V0

19. Find V0