a. From the maximum ratings found in the datasheet of LM324A, what is the maximum power supply voltage allowed (+V and -V) for this op-amp? +V = _ V_(answer should be a positive value) -V = _V_(answer should be a negative value) b. What is the calculated output voltage (V.) of the circuit shown in Figure 5.6? V.(calculated) =
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![c. Start the simulation.
d. Measure and record the output voltage (Vo).
V. (measured) = .
V (Enter the value as shown by the probe)
e. Based on the measured value of the output voltage and the given input voltage, calculate,
and record the voltage gain of this amplifier.
Voltage gain =
(4 decimal places)
f. Stop the simulation. Install probes to measure the voltage of node 2 and current into the plus
(non-inverting) and minus (inverting) terminals of the op-amp.
g. Start the simulation.
h. Measure and record the voltage of node 2 and current through the plus and minus terminals
of the op-amp.
V2 (measured) =
µV_[Enter the value as shown by the probe)
nA_(Enter the value as shown by the probe)
14 (measured) =
L_(measured) =
_nA _(Enter the value as shown by the probe)
i Based on the measured values of V2, I, & I_, can the op-amp be considered an ideal
amplifier (Yes or No)? Explain your answer.
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