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An inverting amplifier circuit has R1= 1k-ohm and Rf = 3k ohm. determine the output voltage, the input resistance, and the input current for a input voltage of 2V. ​

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Answered by bikashh142
5

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Answered by mad210215
1

Given:

R1= 1 KΩ

Rf = 3 K Ω

Vin = 2 V

To find:

1) Vout =?

2) Rin =?

3) Iin =?

Explanation:

1)

An inverting amplifier is a type of operational amplifier circuit that produces an output that is out of phase with respect to its input by \displaystyle 180^o.

Vout =  V_in (\frac{-R_f}{R_1})

       =  \frac{2 \times (-3) }{1}

Vout = - 6 V

2)

Generally, R1 is considered as input resistance.

∴ R1 = Rin

Rin = 1 KΩ

3)

Input voltage is the product of input current & input resistance.

Vin = Iin × Rin

2 = Iin  × 1

lin = 2 KA

     

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