VIC R₁ R₂ VO (a) Design an inverting amplifier (i.e., find the values of R, and R₂ of the circuit shown in Fig.) in such a way that the voltage gain is -5. (b) Consider the circuit in the Figure shown above. Assume the input v₁ = 0.1 sinwt (V) has a maximum current rating of 5 μA. What design changes, if any, are required for this input, if the voltage gain remains the same?

VIC R₁ R₂ VO (a) Design an inverting amplifier (i.e., find the values of R, and R₂ of the circuit shown in Fig.) in such a way that the voltage gain is -5. (b) Consider the circuit in the Figure shown above. Assume the input v₁ = 0.1 sinwt (V) has a maximum current rating of 5 μA. What design changes, if any, are required for this input, if the voltage gain remains the same?

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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