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    This document contains 10 questions regarding operational amplifier circuits for an electronic circuit design practice assignment. The questions cover topics such as calculating gain, impedance, input and output voltages for non-inverting amplifiers, voltage followers, difference amplifiers, and adder/subtractor circuits. Students are asked to determine values such as closed-loop gain, input and output impedances, bias currents, and input offset voltages for various configurations using operational amplifiers.

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    This document contains 10 questions regarding operational amplifier circuits for an electronic circuit design practice assignment. The questions cover topics such as calculating gain, impedance, input and output voltages for non-inverting amplifiers, voltage followers, difference amplifiers, and adder/subtractor circuits. Students are asked to determine values such as closed-loop gain, input and output impedances, bias currents, and input offset voltages for various configurations using operational amplifiers.

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    Practice Assignment1-Electronic Circuit Design

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    EE242 Electronic Circuit Design – Practice Assignment 1

    Due Date: NA Total Marks: NA

    Q1. (a) Draw the Non-Inverting Amplifier circuit using Operational Amplifier and derive the Input Impedance,
    Output Impedance and Closed-loop Gain for it. [4]
    (b) Repeat part (a) for Voltage Follower Configuration. [4]
    (c) Repeat part (a) for Voltage Follower Configuration. [4]

    Q2. (a) Find v0/v1 in the circuit shown in Figure 1 if Vcc = ± 15V. [5]

    (b) For Figure 2, find v0 for vs = 9.6V. Assume Vcc = ±15V, and specify the range of vs required to avoid
    amplifier saturation. [3+2]

    Q3. (a) The open-loop gain of a certain Op-Amp is 200,000. Its common mode gain is 0.16. Determine the CMRR in
    decibels. [2]
    (b) An Op-Amp datasheet specifies CMRR of 300,000 and Aol of 90,000. What is common-mode gain? [2]
    (c) Determine the bias current, IBIAS, if the input currents to an Op-Amp are 8.3μA and 7.9μA. [2]
    (d) Calculate the input offset current in part (c). [2]
    (e) Figure 3 shows the output voltage of an op-amp in response to a step input. What is the slew rate? [2]

    Q4. Let Rs = 1kΩ in the circuit shown in Figure 4. Find v1, v2, v0, i1 and if as functions of vs for (a) Rf = ∞, and (b) Rf =
    40kΩ. [5+5]

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    Q5. For the ideal operational amplifier in the circuit in Figure 5, (a) find ia, and (b) find the value of the left source
    voltage for which ia = 0. [5+5]

    Q6. In the difference amplifier shown in Figure 6, compute (a) the differential mode gain, (b) the common mode gain,
    and (c) the CMRR. [3+3+4]

    Q7. For the operational amplifier in the adder-subtractor circuit shown in Figure 7,
    (a) find v0 as a function of the input voltages va, vb, vc and vd,
    (b) find v0 when va = 1V, vb = 2V, vc = 3V and vd = 4V, and
    (c) if va, vb and vc are held constant, what values of vd will not saturate the operational amplifier? [4+3+3]

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    Q8. The op amp in the noninverting amplifier circuit of Figure 8 has an input impedance of 560kΩ, an output impedance
    of 8kΩ and an open-loop gain of 50,000. Assume that the op amp is operating in its linear region.
    (a) Calculate the voltage gain (v0/vg ). [2]
    (b) Find the inverting and noninverting input voltages vn and vp (in millivolts) if vg = 1V. [2]
    (c) Calculate the difference (vp − vn) in microvolts when vg = 1 V. [2]
    (d) Find the current drain in picoamperes on the signal source vg when vg = 1V. [2]
    (e) Repeat (a), (b), (c) and (d) assuming an ideal op amp. [2]

    Q9. (a) Determine the closed-loop gain of the amplifier shown in Figure 9. [2]
    (b) Find the value of Rf that will produce the indicated closed-loop gain in each amplifier in Figure 10. [4]

    (c) Determine the approximate values for Iin, If, Vout and Acl in Figure 11. [4]

    Q10. (a) Determine the input and output impedances for each amplifier shown in Figure 12. [6]

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    (b) What is the input offset voltage of an op-amp if a dc output voltage of 35mV is measured when the input
    voltage is zero? The op-amp’s open-loop gain is specified to be 200,000. [2]
    (c) A voltage-follower is driven by a voltage source the resistance of 75Ω. What value of compensation resistor
    is required for bias current, and where should the resistor be placed? If the two input currents after
    compensation are 42μA and 40μA, what is the output error voltage? [2]

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