Op Amp Design Problem Help Needed I am trying design

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The discussion focuses on designing a noninverting voltage amplifier that can vary between gains of 1 and 100, while driving a 10K load to +5V at 1KHz. Participants suggest referring to textbooks and application notes from Texas Instruments and National Semiconductor for guidance on op amp design. The inverting amplifier design is noted to be similar to the noninverting configuration. Users are encouraged to clarify their specific needs for assistance, including schematic design using Multisim or PSpice. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of foundational knowledge in op amp design for successful implementation.
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Design a noninverting voltage amplifier which can be varied between 1 and 100
capable of driving a 10 K load to +5V at a frequency of 1KHz.

Also how do i design same thing with inverting. Can any1 help me schemetic with multisim or pspice.

also make me understand how we should achieve this..

Please help needed
 
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Find your textbook and look at how you do an op amp design. The inverting case is essentially the same. You can also look at Op Amp application notes from Texas Instruments and National (same company but still separate web sites) which go into gory detail.
 
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