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An op amp with parameters as listed is used in the circuit shown above. Calculate the worst-case maximum error voltage, VO ERROR, at the output due to the input offset voltage only: 0 V ± 75mV ± 60mV ± 10 mV ± 30 mV Op-amp Parameters: AOL = ∞ V/V VOS = 5 mV IB = 50 nA IOS = 10 nA ft = 2 MHz.

An op amp with parameters as listed is used in the circuit shown above. Calculate the worst-case maximum error voltage, VO ERROR, at the output due to the input offset voltage only: 0 V ± 75mV ± 60mV ± 10 mV ± 30 mV Op-amp Parameters: AOL = ∞ V/V VOS = 5 mV IB = 50 nA IOS = 10 nA ft = 2 MHz.

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An op amp with parameters as listed is used in the circuit shown above. Calculate the worst-case maximum error voltage, VO ERROR, at the output due to the input offset voltage only: 0 V ± 75mV ± 60mV ± 10 mV ± 30 mV Op-amp Parameters: AOL = ∞ V/V VOS = 5 mV IB = 50 nA IOS = 10 nA ft = 2 MHz.

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