Design an op-amp circuit using a single op-amp that adds two input signals Vs1 and vs2. That is, Vo = Vs1 + V₁2. Each input signal can vary between -5 V and +5 V: -5 V ≤ Vs1 ≤ +5 V and -5 V ≤ Vs2 ≤ +5 V. Choose resistor values such that the maximum current leaving or entering either voltage source (Vs1 or Vs2) is 1 mA. (You can assume the power rails VDD and Vss are large enough to accommodate the most extreme outputs.)

Design an op-amp circuit using a single op-amp that adds two input signals Vs1 and vs2. That is, Vo = Vs1 + V₁2. Each input signal can vary between -5 V and +5 V: -5 V ≤ Vs1 ≤ +5 V and -5 V ≤ Vs2 ≤ +5 V. Choose resistor values such that the maximum current leaving or entering either voltage source (Vs1 or Vs2) is 1 mA. (You can assume the power rails VDD and Vss are large enough to accommodate the most extreme outputs.)

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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