Exercise 2-13: (a) Assuming ideal amplifiers, find the minimum and maximum output voltage Vo, that is, V.(min) and Vo(max), of the instrumentation amplifier shown in Fig. 2-35 when the 10 k2 potentiometer Rp is adjusted through its entire range. (b) Find Voi and Vo2 when Rp is set in the middle of its resistance range. [Answers: (a) V.(min) = 1.45 V, V.(max) = 20.5 V, (b) Vol 1.209 V, Vo2 -1.109 V]

Exercise 2-13: (a) Assuming ideal amplifiers, find the minimum and maximum output voltage Vo, that is, V.(min) and Vo(max), of the instrumentation amplifier shown in Fig. 2-35 when the 10 k2 potentiometer Rp is adjusted through its entire range. (b) Find Voi and Vo2 when Rp is set in the middle of its resistance range. [Answers: (a) V.(min) = 1.45 V, V.(max) = 20.5 V, (b) Vol 1.209 V, Vo2 -1.109 V]

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