Problem 6 Find output voltage to the difference amplifier circuit shown in the figure given two known input voltages. The amplifier circuit is powered by a ± 12 V dual supply. Express your result in volts and keep three significant digits. (Hint: Remember Ciara's solution with v*?) R; = 1/2 kN 1 k2 Vout 0.7 V o 0.6 V O 1 k2 5 k. O V o v ▼ V OV

Problem 6 Find output voltage to the difference amplifier circuit shown in the figure given two known input voltages. The amplifier circuit is powered by a ± 12 V dual supply. Express your result in volts and keep three significant digits. (Hint: Remember Ciara's solution with v*?) R; = 1/2 kN 1 k2 Vout 0.7 V o 0.6 V O 1 k2 5 k. O V o v ▼ V OV

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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