Figure 1 shows an inverting amplifier, if Rf is open circuit, what will be the output of the inverting amplifier ? Rs50 ΩVs=500 m Vp-pf=1 kHzSignal GeneratorR, =10 ΚΩ$75(Sais) +15 VAR₁www1,0 ΚΩ23KA7414m007ỏ-15 V6Fig 1. Inverting AmplifierOVout

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Rs 50 Ω Vs =500 m Vp- f=1 kHz Signal Generator R₁ 1.0 ΚΩ R, =10 ΚΩ k (Sai) +15 VA 2 3 KA741 -15 V 6 Fig 1. Inverting Amplifier OV out

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Figure 1 shows an inverting amplifier, if Rf is open circuit, what will be the output of the inverting amplifier ?

Rs
50 Ω
Vs=500 m Vp-p
f=1 kHz
Signal Generator
R, =10 ΚΩ
$75(Sais) +15 VA
R₁
www
1,0 ΚΩ
2
3
KA741
4
m007ỏ
-15 V
6
Fig 1. Inverting Amplifier
OV
out

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