Q2.7 : Consider the noninverting amplifier circuit show'nin Fig (Q2.7). It is fed with a sine-wave signalof peak voltage (Vp). The op-amp is specified tohave output saturation voltages of I 13V andoutput current limits of = 20 mA.(a) For Vp = IV and R₂ = 1k₂(b) For Vp=1.5V(C) ForR₁=1K2and R₂ = 1 KR, find the output signal.and R₁ = 1k2, find the output signalwhat is the maximum value of Vpfor which an undistorted output wave is obtained.(d) For Vp=1V₁ what is the lowest value of R₂for which an undistorted output is obtained.Ans/ (e) 1.3 Vور1K219K-2+daJERL(d) RL min = 5262VeFig (Q2.7)

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Q2.7 • Consider the noninverting amplifier circuit shown in Fig (Q2.7). It is fed with a sine_wave signal of peak voltage (Vp). The op-amp is specified to have output saturation voltages of I13V and output current limits of = 20 mA. (c) For RL=1K2 (a) For Vp= IV and R₂ = 1 KS, find the output signal. (b) For Vp=1.5V and R₁ = 1K2, find the output signal what is the maximum value of Vp for which an undistorted output wave is obtained. (d) For Vp= IV, what is the lowest value of R₁ for which an undistorted output is obtained. Ans/ (e) 1.3 V IKE 9K-2 + Vin Tif RL (d) RL min = 5262 .Ve Fig (Q2.7)

Q2.7 • Consider the noninverting amplifier circuit shown in Fig (Q2.7). It is fed with a sine_wave signal of peak voltage (Vp). The op-amp is specified to have output saturation voltages of I13V and output current limits of = 20 mA. (c) For RL=1K2 (a) For Vp= IV and R₂ = 1 KS, find the output signal. (b) For Vp=1.5V and R₁ = 1K2, find the output signal what is the maximum value of Vp for which an undistorted output wave is obtained. (d) For Vp= IV, what is the lowest value of R₁ for which an undistorted output is obtained. Ans/ (e) 1.3 V IKE 9K-2 + Vin Tif RL (d) RL min = 5262 .Ve Fig (Q2.7)

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