Ryan Phway
Feb 8, 2015, 11:52 AM
Find the range of Vin So that
(a)The outputs Vo1 = 2V and Vo2=2V
(b) The outputs Vo1=14V and VO2=2V
(c) The outputs Vo1=14V and Vo2=14V
Given that op amp has +Vsat=+14V and -Vsat=+2v.. the answer for part a is Vin is less than 5 v.. I've got the answer for part a =5V.. I use the formula,V3=(R3/R1+R2+R3)*Vin=+15V..
for answer b is 5 v is less than vin and vin is less than 10V...
for answer C is 10V is less than Vin.. I use that formula,V1=(R2+R3/R1+R2+R3)*Vin=+15V... I'll get an answer 10v..
(a)The outputs Vo1 = 2V and Vo2=2V
(b) The outputs Vo1=14V and VO2=2V
(c) The outputs Vo1=14V and Vo2=14V
Given that op amp has +Vsat=+14V and -Vsat=+2v.. the answer for part a is Vin is less than 5 v.. I've got the answer for part a =5V.. I use the formula,V3=(R3/R1+R2+R3)*Vin=+15V..
for answer b is 5 v is less than vin and vin is less than 10V...
for answer C is 10V is less than Vin.. I use that formula,V1=(R2+R3/R1+R2+R3)*Vin=+15V... I'll get an answer 10v..