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A circuit consisting of a filter and an op-amp is shown in the figure below (fig. 7). If R1 = 5 ohms, C1 = 5 farads and if the frequency of the input voltage is 4 rads/sec, calculate the voltage gain of the circuit in dBs (decibels). Insert only the numerical part of your answer without the units. Vout Fig.

A circuit consisting of a filter and an op-amp is shown in the figure below (fig. 7). If R1 = 5 ohms, C1 = 5 farads and if the frequency of the input voltage is 4 rads/sec, calculate the voltage gain of the circuit in dBs (decibels). Insert only the numerical part of your answer without the units. Vout Fig.

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A circuit consisting of a filter and an op-amp is shown in the figure below (fig. 7). If R 1 = 5 o h m s , C 1 = 5 farads and if the frequency of the input voltage is 4 r a d s / s e c , calculate the voltage gain of the circuit in d B s (decibels). Insert only the numerical part of your answer without the units. Vout Fig.

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