The amplifier of Figure 1 uses an LM741 compensated opamp, which has thefollowing specifications:Open-loop gain A of 200,000Input resistance Rin(op) of 2 MOOutput resistance Ro(op) of 70Unity-gain frequency of 1 MHzinLM741Figure 1fümR₂R₁(i)Is this an inverting or non-inverting amplifier and what does this mean?(ii)What is the maximum voltage gain that the circuit could provide at 800 kHz?(iii) Calculate appropriate values for R₁ and R₂ to produce a small-signal voltagegain of 10. (Use resistor values between 1 k and 500 kn.)

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The amplifier of Figure 1 uses an LM741 compensated opamp, which has the following specifications: Open-loop gain A of 200,000 Input resistance Rin(op) of 2 M Output resistance Ro(op) of 70 Unity-gain frequency of 1 MHz (i) (ii) (iii) Vin + LM741 Figure 1 für R₁ Is this an inverting or non-inverting amplifier and what does this mean? What is the maximum voltage gain that the circuit could provide at 800 kHz? Calculate appropriate values for R₁ and R₂ to produce a small-signal voltage gain of 10. (Use resistor values between 1 k2 and 500 k.)

The amplifier of Figure 1 uses an LM741 compensated opamp, which has the following specifications: Open-loop gain A of 200,000 Input resistance Rin(op) of 2 M Output resistance Ro(op) of 70 Unity-gain frequency of 1 MHz (i) (ii) (iii) Vin + LM741 Figure 1 für R₁ Is this an inverting or non-inverting amplifier and what does this mean? What is the maximum voltage gain that the circuit could provide at 800 kHz? Calculate appropriate values for R₁ and R₂ to produce a small-signal voltage gain of 10. (Use resistor values between 1 k2 and 500 k.)

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