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3455 ECE ELECTRONICS HOMEWORK #6 Due Date: October 20, 2005 Problem 6.1: Assume ideal op amps. a) Find the voltage gain, vo/vs. b) Find the input resistance seen by the source. Problem 6.2: Assume ideal op amps. a) Find the voltage gain, vo/vi. b) Find the input resistance, vi/ii. c) If vi = 2[V], find vq. +15[V] 3.3[k] 15[k] +15[V] + -15[V] 18[k] vq ii + - vi 1.2[k] 5.6[k] vo + 2.2[k] +15[V] + -15[V]...

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3455 ECE ELECTRONICS HOMEWORK #6 Due Date: October 20, 2005 Problem 6.1: Assume ideal op amps. a) Find the voltage gain, vo/vs. b) Find the input resistance seen by the source. Problem 6.2: Assume ideal op amps. a) Find the voltage gain, vo/vi. b) Find the input resistance, vi/ii. c) If vi = 2[V], find vq. +15[V] 3.3[k] 15[k] +15[V] + -15[V] 18[k] vq ii + - vi 1.2[k] 5.6[k] vo + 2.2[k] +15[V] + -15[V] 39[k] 4.7[k] -15[V] Problem 6.3: For the circuit given below, assume ideal op amps. a) Find the transfer function, H() = Vo/Vi . b) Find the number of poles and the number of zeroes for this transfer c) function. Find the values of the poles and zeroes for this transfer function. R1 = 1[k] vi + R3 = 3.3[k] + C1 = 2.2[F] R2 = 2.2[k] C2 = 0.1[mF] vo C3 = 0.01[mF] L1 = 3.3[mH] + R4 = 4.7[k] - L2 = 39[H] Problem 6.4: Assume ideal op amps. Find vO. 56[k] 15[V] +5[V] 47[k] + -15[V] 3.3[k] 8.2[k] vO + 15[V] 7.2[k] + -15[V] 4.7[k] - -15[V] Num...

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