Consider the following op-amp circuit, where Vin = 2V. The Op-Amp is powered by ±15V power sources. R1 = 10 k2 and R₂ = 35 k Part A - What is the power dissipated by a load resistor of 100 kn between ground and the output pin? ANSWER: Part B- - mW For the circuit in part A, what is the total power supplied by the op amp? ANSWER: Part C- mW What would the total power supplied by the op amp be if the load resistor was 10 kQ? ANSWER: mW Va Part D- If the op amp can provide at most +/- 35 mA, what is the smallest load resistor you could have before hitting the current limit of the op amp? ANSWER: Ω R₂

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Consider the following op-amp circuit, where Vin = 2V. The Op-Amp is powered by ±15V power sources. R1 = 10 k2 and R₂ = 35 k.
Part A -
What is the power dissipated by a load resistor of 100 k between ground and the output pin?
ANSWER:
Part B -
mW
For the circuit in part A, what is the total power supplied by the op amp?
ANSWER:
Part C-
mW
What would the total power supplied by the op amp be if the load resistor was 10 kQ?
ANSWER:
mW
Part D-
If the op amp can provide at most +/- 35 mA, what is the smallest load resistor you could have before hitting the current limit of the op amp?
ANSWER:
Ω
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following op-amp circuit, where Vin = 2V. The Op-Amp is powered by ±15V power sources. R1 = 10 k2 and R₂ = 35 k. Part A - What is the power dissipated by a load resistor of 100 k between ground and the output pin? ANSWER: Part B - mW For the circuit in part A, what is the total power supplied by the op amp? ANSWER: Part C- mW What would the total power supplied by the op amp be if the load resistor was 10 kQ? ANSWER: mW Part D- If the op amp can provide at most +/- 35 mA, what is the smallest load resistor you could have before hitting the current limit of the op amp? ANSWER: Ω
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