Understanding Motor Controls
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Chapter 54, Problem 8RQ
Refer to Figure 54–8. If resistor R1 is 200 ohms and resistor R2 is 10 kilohms, what is the gain of the amplifier?
Figure 54–8 Noninverting amplifier connection.
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