Voltage Equation Homework: KCL & KVL Solutions

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The discussion revolves around a homework problem involving a feedback loop with equal resistances (R1=R2) and capacitors (C3=C4). The user is attempting to apply Kirchhoff's Current Law (KCL) or Kirchhoff's Voltage Law (KVL) to derive a relationship between output voltage (V0) and input voltage (V), but is struggling to understand the source of a specific equation. There is confusion regarding the origin of the number "16" in the equation, as no component values or voltages have been provided. Participants are questioning whether the problem statement is complete, indicating a need for more information to proceed with the solution. Clarification on the problem's details is essential for accurate analysis.
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Homework Statement


We have this feedback loop, with R1=R2 and C3=C4

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I believe we should use KCL or KVL to solve the question.

The Attempt at a Solution



I didn't understand how this equation was found:

I tried KCL to find a relation between V0 and V but I didn't succeed to arrive to this equation

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Thank you guys in advanced!
 
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I don't see where the "16" is coming from; You haven't supplied any part values or voltages.

Is the question statement complete?
 
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