Help!!! Answer all clearly please Vr(t)R1VCCVEEVout(t)-OR2Figure 1. Schematic for Problems B1-B4.1. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (A. Vout/Vin) forVCC-10V, VEE=-10V, R1-10ks, R2=100k2.For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (Av Vout/Vin) forVCC-10V, VEE--10V, R1-150kn, R2=50kse do3.For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC-10V,VEE=-10V, R1-20k2, R2-100k and vin (t) = 0.2 sin (1000t) V4.For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC=10V,VEE--10V, R1=10k, R2=50kN and vin (t) = 1 + 0.2 sin (1000t) V. Sketch one cycleof the output vs time.

We need to find out gain and output voltage for given circuit.

R1 www VCC VEE Vout(t) -O R2 Figure 1. Schematic for Problems B1-B4. 1. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (Av=Vout/Vin) for VCC-10V, VEE--10V, R1-10k, R2-100ks 2. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (Av=Vout/Vin) for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1=150k2, R2=50kn 3. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1-20ks2, R2-100k2 and vin (t) = 0.2 sin (1000t) V 4. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1-10k, R2-50k2 and vin (t) = 1 + 0.2 sin (1000t) V. Sketch one cycle of the output vs time.

R1 www VCC VEE Vout(t) -O R2 Figure 1. Schematic for Problems B1-B4. 1. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (Av=Vout/Vin) for VCC-10V, VEE--10V, R1-10k, R2-100ks 2. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the voltage gain (Av=Vout/Vin) for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1=150k2, R2=50kn 3. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1-20ks2, R2-100k2 and vin (t) = 0.2 sin (1000t) V 4. For the op amp circuit shown in Fig.1: Find the output voltage, Vout, for VCC=10V, VEE--10V, R1-10k, R2-50k2 and vin (t) = 1 + 0.2 sin (1000t) V. Sketch one cycle of the output vs time.

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Chapter18: Resistive-inductive Parallel Circuits

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Problem 13PP: In an R-L parallel circuit, IT=1.25 amps, R=1.2k, and XL=1k. Find IR

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