e2 e₁ R₂ R₁ Rc=R3//R₂//R₁//Rf See Section 9.6 for offset balancing techniques Figure 4.6 Voltage summation eo=-Rf Optional for bias current compensation 4.1 In the circuit shown in Figure 4.6, input signals e₁, ₂ and e, are applied through input resistors 100 kn, 47 kN and 10 kn respectively. The feed- back resistor has a value 100 kn. Write down the ideal expression for the output signal. If the operational amplifier is assumed ideal except for a finite open-loop gain of 80 dB what is the percentage error involved in the output sum?

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e3
e2
e₁
R3
R₂2
R₁
Rt
Rc=R3//R₂//R1//Rf
See Section 9.6 for offset
balancing techniques
Figure 4.6 Voltage summation
eo=-Rf
Optional for bias
current compensation
[***]
4.1 In the circuit shown in Figure 4.6, input signals ₁, ₂ and 3 are applied
through input resistors 100 kn, 47 kN and 10 kn respectively. The feed-
back resistor has a value 100 kn. Write down the ideal expression for
the output signal. If the operational amplifier is assumed ideal except
for a finite open-loop gain of 80 dB what is the percentage error involved
in the output sum?
Transcribed Image Text:e3 e2 e₁ R3 R₂2 R₁ Rt Rc=R3//R₂//R1//Rf See Section 9.6 for offset balancing techniques Figure 4.6 Voltage summation eo=-Rf Optional for bias current compensation [***] 4.1 In the circuit shown in Figure 4.6, input signals ₁, ₂ and 3 are applied through input resistors 100 kn, 47 kN and 10 kn respectively. The feed- back resistor has a value 100 kn. Write down the ideal expression for the output signal. If the operational amplifier is assumed ideal except for a finite open-loop gain of 80 dB what is the percentage error involved in the output sum?
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