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5. (5 points) Consider the circuit in the figure below. We can assume that the op amp is an ideal op amp and that R1, R2, C are non-zero. (a) Derive the governing equation for the circuit using Kirchoff's Laws and time-domain analysis. (b) Does the circuit have memory or is the system memoryless? Is the system stable or unstable? Is the system time invariant or time varying? Is the system linear or nonlinear? R2 w + x(t) R₁ C + y(t)

5. (5 points) Consider the circuit in the figure below. We can assume that the op amp is an ideal op amp and that R1, R2, C are non-zero. (a) Derive the governing equation for the circuit using Kirchoff's Laws and time-domain analysis. (b) Does the circuit have memory or is the system memoryless? Is the system stable or unstable? Is the system time invariant or time varying? Is the system linear or nonlinear? R2 w + x(t) R₁ C + y(t)

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5. (5 points) Consider the circuit in the figure below. We can assume that the op amp is an ideal op amp and that R1, R2, C are non-zero. (a) Derive the governing equation for the circuit using Kirchoff's Laws and time-domain analysis. (b) Does the circuit have memory or is the system memoryless? Is the system stable or unstable? Is the system time invariant or time varying? Is the system linear or nonlinear? R2 w + x(t) R₁ C + y(t)
Transcribed Image Text:5. (5 points) Consider the circuit in the figure below. We can assume that the op amp is an ideal op amp and that R1, R2, C are non-zero. (a) Derive the governing equation for the circuit using Kirchoff's Laws and time-domain analysis. (b) Does the circuit have memory or is the system memoryless? Is the system stable or unstable? Is the system time invariant or time varying? Is the system linear or nonlinear? R2 w + x(t) R₁ C + y(t)
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