In the op amp model above, open-loop gain A=10⁶and V_cc=12V.
Suppose the inverting-input voltage is v_n=41?V and the output voltage v_o=5V.
What is the noninverting input voltage v_p (in micro-volts)?

Results Displayed All Answers, Submitted Answers, Correct Answers, Feedback Question 1 In the op amp model above, open-loop gain $A = 1 0^{6}$ and $V_{cc} = 12 V$ . Suppose the inverting-input voltage is $v_{n} = 41 ? V$ and the output voltage $v_{O} = 5 V$ . What is the noninverting input voltage $v_{p}$ (in micro-volts)?

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In the op amp model above, open-loop gain A=10⁶and V_cc=12V.

Suppose the inverting-input voltage is v_n=41?V and the output voltage v_o=5V.

What is the noninverting input voltage v_p (in micro-volts)?

Results Displayed All Answers, Submitted Answers, Correct Answers, Feedback Question 1 In the op amp model above, open-loop gain

A = 1 0^{6}

and

V_{cc} = 12 V

. Suppose the inverting-input voltage is

v_{n} = 41 ? V

and the output voltage

v_{O} = 5 V

. What is the noninverting input voltage

v_{p}

(in micro-volts)?

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