Solve e2=2/RC∫e1dt (Intregrated Circuits problem)

saravananpg · Sep 13, 2009

Show that the circuit of below figure has an output of e2=2/RC∫e1dt. Therefore a positive gain integrator.

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Thanks in advance for your valuable support.

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Saravanan P.G

gabbagabbahey · Sep 15, 2009

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Solve e2=2/RC∫e1dt (Intregrated Circuits problem)

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