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Chapter 6, Problem 53E
FIGURE 6.63
(a) For the circuit of Fig. 6.63, if the op amp (assume LT1001) is powered by matched 9 V supplies, estimate the maximum value to which the 470 Ω resistor can be increased before saturation effects become apparent. (b) Verify your prediction with an appropriate simulation.
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