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Ideal 4.1 Op-Amp Model, Section 4-3 Summary Comparison (please disregard the simulation results): Results: Analysis Simulation Measurement Relative Differences: Simulation -- Analysis Measurement -- Analysis vout (V) R2 lower limit (kohms) -9.20 1.97 -9.20 1.97 -9.38 2.06 0.0% 2.0% 0.0% 4.6% myDAQ current Results: Measured source value iS = 1.90 mA See summary comparison table for DMM voltmeter measurements...
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Ideal 4.1 Op-Amp Model, Section 4-3
Summary Comparison (please disregard the simulation results):
Results:
Analysis
Simulation
Measurement
Relative Differences:
Simulation -- Analysis
Measurement -- Analysis
vout (V)
R2 lower limit (kohms)
-9.20
1.97
-9.20
1.97
-9.38
2.06
0.0%
2.0%
0.0%
4.6%
myDAQ current Results:
Measured source value iS = 1.90 mA
See summary comparison table for DMM voltmeter measurements of vout and minimum value of R2 at
vout = -11 volts.
Analytical Solution:
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