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1 MAE140 Win12 HW5 Solutions T R & T, 4.20, 4.22, 4.24, 4.26, 4.28, 4.30, 4.36, 4.38, 4.42, 4.44 420 Looking at Circuit 1, we can get ! = 9Ω + 1Ω 1Ω !" = 10 !" ! = ! !" = 10 For Circuit 2, we can find ! = 10Ω 1Ω !" = 10 !" ! = ! !" = 10 To amplify the output of the source by 100, we can connect the output of Circuit 1 to the input of Circuit 2. Then = ! ! = 100 422 Define the resistance of the potentiometer is 0,100 . Then we can find, ! = 100 + 10 ! ! ! = 100 + 10 20, 10 424 a) Recalling the operating condition of OpAmps, we can get ! = ! , ! = 0. Then ! = 50 10 + 50 ! = 5 6 ! Apply KCL at node N. ! 10 ! ! 50 = 0 ! = 6 ! = 6 ! = 5 ! b) ! = ! ! !! ! !"!! = !! ! ! ! ! !"!! = 0.167 ! ! !

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MAE140  Win12  HW5  Solutions  T  R  &  T,  4.20,  4.22,  4.24,  4.26,  4.28,  4.30,  4.36,  4.38,  4.42,  4.44    4-­‐20  

Looking  at  Circuit  1,  we  can  get  

𝑣! =9𝑘Ω + 1𝑘Ω

1𝑘Ω𝑣!" = 10𝑣!"    ⇒ 𝐾! =

𝑣!𝑣!"

= 10  

For  Circuit  2,  we  can  find  

𝑣! = −10𝑘Ω1𝑘Ω

𝑣!" = −10𝑣!" ⇒ 𝐾! =𝑣!𝑣!"

= −10  

To  amplify  the  output  of  the  source  by  -­‐100,  we  can  connect  the  output  of  Circuit  1  to  the  input  of  Circuit  2.  Then  

𝐾 = 𝐾!𝐾! = −100  

4-­‐22  

Define  the  resistance  of  the  potentiometer  is  𝑅 ∈ 0,100 .  Then  we  can  find,  

𝑣! = −100 + 𝑅10

𝑣!    ⇒  𝑣!𝑣!

= −100 + 𝑅10

∈ −20,−10  

4-­‐24  

 

a) Recalling  the  operating  condition  of  OpAmps,  we  can  get  𝑣! = 𝑣! , 𝑖! = 0.  Then    

𝑣! =50

10 + 50𝑣! =

56𝑣!  

Apply  KCL  at  node  N.  

𝑣!10

−𝑣! − 𝑣!50

= 0 ⇒ 𝑣! = 6𝑣! = 6𝑣! = 5𝑣!  

b) 𝑖! =!!!!!!"!!

=!!!! !!!"!!

= 0.167  𝑚𝐴  

   

𝑣!  

𝑣!  𝑖!  

 

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4-­‐26  

 

a) This  is  a  summing  amplifier  or  adder  circuit  problem.  Since  the  noninverting  input  is  grounded,  we  have  the  condition  𝑣! = 𝑣! = 0  and  𝑖! = 0.  Then  we  apply  KCL  to  write  the  sum  of  currents  entering  node  A.    

𝑣! − 𝑣!50 + 50

+𝑣! − 𝑣!50 + 100

+𝑣! − 𝑣!300

− 𝑖! = 0  

Solving  the  equation  for  𝑣!,  we  can  get  𝑣! = −3𝑣! − 2𝑣!  

b) Without  saturation,  we  know  –𝑉!! < 𝑣! < 𝑉!! .  So  −15 < −3𝑣! − 2𝑣! < 15 ⇒ −9𝑉 < 𝑣! < 6𝑉  

4-­‐28  

 

The  circuit  is  a  differential  amplifier.    

First,  we  turn  off  source  𝑣!,  in  which  case  there  is  no  excitation  at  the  noninverting  input  and  𝑣! = 0.  In  effect,  the  noninverting  input  is  grounded  and  the  circuit  acts  like  an  inverting  amplifier.    

𝑣!! = −255𝑣! = −5𝑣!  

Next,  turning  𝑣!  back  on  and  turning  𝑣!off,  we  see  that  the  circuit  looks  like  a  noninverting  amplifier  with  a  voltage  divider  connected  at  its  input.  In  this  case,  we  can  write    

𝑣!! =25

25 + 525 + 55

𝑣! = 5𝑣!  

We  add  outputs  in  the  above  equations  to  obtain  the  output  with  both  sources  on:    

𝑣! = 𝑣!! + 𝑣!! = −5𝑣! + 5𝑣!  

 

   

𝐴  

𝑣!  

𝑣!  𝑖!  

 

𝑣!  

𝑣!  

𝑖!  

 

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4-­‐30  

 

4-­‐36  

 

a) Substituting  the  values  of  R,  we  can  get  

                                𝑣! = 5𝑣!! − 10𝑣!!    

 

b) Looking  at  the  expression  of  𝑣!,  we  can  find  that  it’s  an  expression  for  differential  amplifier.    Design  the  circuit  as  shown  in  the  following  figure.  

 

 

 

 

𝑣! =𝑅! + 𝑅!𝑅!

𝑅!𝑅! + 𝑅!

𝑣! −𝑅!𝑅!

𝑣!  

Let  𝑅! = 1𝑘Ω,𝑅! = 10𝑘Ω,𝑅! = 6𝑘Ω,𝑅! = 5𝑘Ω.  Then  we  can  get  the  output  that  we  need.  

   

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4-­‐38  

 

  By  using  OP  AMP  property,  we  can  find  𝑣! = 0  and  𝑣! = 𝑣!.     Applying  KCL  at  node  A,  we  can  get  

𝑣! + 210

+𝑣!10

+𝑣!10

+𝑣!5= 0           1          

  Applying  KCL  at  node  B,  we  can  get    

−𝑣! − 𝑣!10

−𝑣!5= 0     ⇒ 𝑣! =

13𝑣!  

  Substituting  𝑣! =!!𝑣!  into  Equation  (1),  we  can  get:    

𝑣! = −83𝑣! − 2  

 4-­‐42  The  common  way  is  to  use  noninverting  circuit.  Set  K=4.    

   4-­‐44  We  can  use  subtractor  circuit  to  design.  Set  K1=-­‐10,  K2=10  

   

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