(a) Determine the output voltage of the circuit in Figure 1(a) when different voltages are applied to the inputs, V₁ = 1V, V₂ = 2V, V3 = 3V and V4 = 4V. (b) The circuit in Figure 1(b) has an output range of ±10V and initial output voltage, vo of +10V. If an input voltage, Vin (Mno X 105) Volts is applied (where Mno is your matric number), what will be the output voltage? =

(a) Determine the output voltage of the circuit in Figure 1(a) when different voltages are applied to the inputs, V₁ = 1V, V₂ = 2V, V3 = 3V and V4 = 4V. (b) The circuit in Figure 1(b) has an output range of ±10V and initial output voltage, vo of +10V. If an input voltage, Vin (Mno X 105) Volts is applied (where Mno is your matric number), what will be the output voltage? =

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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