Consider the differentiating operational amplifier circuit. The feedback resistor is 200 kn, and the input capacitor is 20 uF. If a ramp voltage applied across the input which is -2 V after one second. It increases by -2 V every second for six seconds. Calculate the output voltages of the amplifier for each second after the ramp voltage on the input has been applied. From this draw a graph of output voltage against time and compare this to the input voltage.

Consider the differentiating operational amplifier circuit. The feedback resistor is 200 kn, and the input capacitor is 20 uF. If a ramp voltage applied across the input which is -2 V after one second. It increases by -2 V every second for six seconds. Calculate the output voltages of the amplifier for each second after the ramp voltage on the input has been applied. From this draw a graph of output voltage against time and compare this to the input voltage.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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