Given is the above circuit. Is this an summing amplifier, an integrator, or a di

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Given is the above circuit. Is this an summing amplifier, an integrator, or a differentiator? Explain! Signal vs2 is very weak. You need to amplify it more than signal vs1. You decide to amplify signal vs2 3 times more than signal vs1. How can you achieve this? An non-inverting amplifier uses two resistors with 5 percent tolerance and values RF = 33k Ohm as the feedback resistor and RS = 1.2k Ohm as the source resistor of an operational amplifier. Draw the corresponding circuit, indicating the input and output voltages vin and vout. What is the nominal closed-loop gain Ay of the amplifier? What is the maximum value of |Ay|?

Explanation / Answer

a)this is a summing amplifier ..as there are 2 different signals which will be added ... vs1 and vs2 ....besides an integrator or differentiator always have a capacitor in it ..which is not the case here ...

b)make Rs2 three times the Rs1

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