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The document describes an op-amp circuit with a constant 6V input and a time-varying input signal υs. It asks to (a) derive an expression for the output voltage υo using the op-amp equivalent circuit model and (b) simplify the expression using the ideal op-amp model. The expression for υo is derived as -AυsRL/(RL + Ro) using KCL. With the ideal op-amp assumptions of A→∞, Ri→∞ and Ro→0, the expression simplifies to -Aυs, indicating the output will be the amplified and inverted input signal υs.

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Prob4 8s

The document describes an op-amp circuit with a constant 6V input and a time-varying input signal υs. It asks to (a) derive an expression for the output voltage υo using the op-amp equivalent circuit model and (b) simplify the expression using the ideal op-amp model. The expression for υo is derived as -AυsRL/(RL + Ro) using KCL. With the ideal op-amp assumptions of A→∞, Ri→∞ and Ro→0, the expression simplifies to -Aυs, indicating the output will be the amplified and inverted input signal υs.

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Problem 4.8 The op-amp circuit shown in Fig. P4.

8 has a constant dc voltage of


6 V at the noninverting input. The inverting input is the sum of two voltage sources,
a 6-V dc source and a small time-varying signal s .
(a) Use the op-amp equivalent-circuit model given in Fig. 4-5 to develop an
expression for o .
(b) Simplify the expression by applying the ideal op-amp model, which lets A
, Ri and Ro 0.

+
_
+
6V _

+
6V _
s

RL

+
_

Figure P4.8: Circuit for Problem 4.8.

Solution: (a) Replacing the op amp with its equivalent circuit:


p

Ro
Ri

n
6V

+
_

For node o ,

+
_ A(p n)

+
6V _
s

RL

+
_

o o A(p n )
+
= 0.
RL
Ro

Also,

p = 6 V,
n = 6 V + s .
Solving for o , we have:

o =
(b) For RL Ro ,

As RL
.
RL + Ro

o = As .

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Hence, the output will be amplified by A, but inverted. If |As | Vcc , then the op
amp will saturate. Hence,

Vcc

As , for |s |

V
o = Vcc , if |s | > cc and s is positive

+Vcc , if |s | > Vcc and s is negative.


A
Assume all op amps to be ideal from here on forward.

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