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Figure P5.33 shows a noninverting operational amplifier.
FIGURE P5.33 a. Noninverting amplifier; b. block diagram
Assuming the operational amplifier is ideal,
a. Verify that the system can be described by the following two equations:
b. Check that these equations can be described by the block diagram of Figure P5.33(b).
c. Use Mason's rule to obtain the closed-loop system transfer function
d. Show that when
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