a) If the opamp is working in the linear region, What is the range of values where V, is working. b) If the opamp is working in the negative saturation region, What is the range of values where V, is working. c) If the opamp is working in the positive saturation region, What is the range of values where V, is working.

a) If the opamp is working in the linear region, What is the range of values where V, is working. b) If the opamp is working in the negative saturation region, What is the range of values where V, is working. c) If the opamp is working in the positive saturation region, What is the range of values where V, is working.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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