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Solving Op-Amp Current Analysis: LH0005 National Semiconductor
Thank you for your help. Under your guide, I've managed to solved the problem completely :) I was misunderstood about the "ground" voltage that should be 0V. With that information, everything was clear :) Thank you sir- txp2037
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Solving Op-Amp Current Analysis: LH0005 National Semiconductor
You gave something awesome here. So as you said, the VB1 will be 0V. Then VE1 = VB1 - VBE1 = 0 - 0.7 = -0.7V. VE1 = VB2 = -0.7V ==> VE2 = VB2 - VBE2 = -1.4V Then I can find the I2 = 2IE2 = (VE2 + VEE) / 12k = (-1.4 + 10) / 12k =~ 0.717mA. Am I currently on the right way?- txp2037
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Solving Op-Amp Current Analysis: LH0005 National Semiconductor
Thank you for your reply. My requirement are (and I quote): Referring to the LH0005 op-amp equivalent circuit shown in figure, determine (a) the collector current through each transistor and (b) the de voltage at the output terminal. (Assume that each transistor has βdc = βac = 100 and VBE = 0.7...- txp2037
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Solving Op-Amp Current Analysis: LH0005 National Semiconductor
Thank you for reminding me :) I'm struggling with the problem. By any chance you can give me some hints?- txp2037
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Solving Op-Amp Current Analysis: LH0005 National Semiconductor
Thank you for reading my post. I'm currently studying Op-amp, and there is a homework about LH 0005 of National Semiconductor for me to do: determine the collector current through each transistor I'm trying to find the IC2 but don't know how. Please help me with this :) Homework Statement...- txp2037
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