5.9. Summing amplifier problem. The summing amplifier in Figure 5.30. needs to have the followingvoltage gains: Votr/VIN1 = -10.0, Vour/ Vin2 = -5.0, and Vour/ViN3 = -1.0. If R2 = 22 kM, find the requiredexact values for all other resistors to provide the required voltage gains.R1VINI WR2VIN2 WRfR3VJVIN3VOUT (sum)Figure 5.30 Summing amplifier with three inputs.

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5.9. Summing amplifier problem. The summing amplifier in Figure 5.30. needs to have the following voltage gains: Votr/VIN1 = -10.0, Vour/ Vin2 = -5.0, and Vout/VIN3 = -1.0. If R2 = 22 kM, find the require exact values for all other resistors to provide the required voltage gains. R1 VINI W R2 VIN2 W Rf R3 VJ VIN3 VOUT (sum) Figure 5.30 Summing amplifier with three inputs.

5.9. Summing amplifier problem. The summing amplifier in Figure 5.30. needs to have the following voltage gains: Votr/VIN1 = -10.0, Vour/ Vin2 = -5.0, and Vout/VIN3 = -1.0. If R2 = 22 kM, find the require exact values for all other resistors to provide the required voltage gains. R1 VINI W R2 VIN2 W Rf R3 VJ VIN3 VOUT (sum) Figure 5.30 Summing amplifier with three inputs.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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