a) Name the types of Operational amplifiers (OPAMPS) in below circuit diagrams of Figures A4.1 and A4.2, respectively. +Vcc -Vcc 24 Figure A4.1 Figure A4.2 b) For same Figures A4.1 and A4.2, compute the OPAMP gain, and then output voltage v, in terms of input v₁, respectively. (Hint: Consider linear region & ideal OpAmp rules for both the circuits). For both the circuits, Rt = 100, Rs = 50.

a) Name the types of Operational amplifiers (OPAMPS) in below circuit diagrams of Figures A4.1 and A4.2, respectively. +Vcc -Vcc 24 Figure A4.1 Figure A4.2 b) For same Figures A4.1 and A4.2, compute the OPAMP gain, and then output voltage v, in terms of input v₁, respectively. (Hint: Consider linear region & ideal OpAmp rules for both the circuits). For both the circuits, Rt = 100, Rs = 50.

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