Question 5a)Identify any FOUR assumptions commonly made in the analysisof operational amplifier circuits, related to the 'idealoperational amplifier and briefly explain how each one can aid incircuit analysis.b)Derive from first principles, appropriate expressions related to aninverting amplifier circuit for: -i)Voltage Gainii)Input impedancec)Figure Q5 shows a two-stage instrumentation circuit with twoinputs A and B, plus a single output VOUT.R2R1U1R3RSR4U2VOUTFigure Q5Redraw the circuit as a block diagram. (Allowed block types areinput, output, amplifier and summing junction.)(PIdentify a general expression for the output voltage of the circuitof Figure Q5 based on your block diagram from Part 5 c).(Question 5 continues on the next page.)(Question 5 continues below.)e)Find the output voltage, showing your method, ifA = 0.4 V, B = OVii)A = 0V, B = 0.6 Vf)State two potential limitations of this circuit related tothe supply DC voltage.Comment on the maximum usable operating frequency of the9)circuit of Figure Q5 for small AC signals if the operationalamplifiers have a gain bandwidth product of 1 x 10°.

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Identify any FOUR assumptions commonly made in the analysis of operational amplifier circuits, related to the ideal operational amplifier and briefly explain how each one can aid in circuit analysis.

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