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Draw the circuit schematic of an inverting amplifier with an ideal closed-loop gain of -R2/R1. (b) Draw the feedback model of your design in part (a). (c) Assuming that the open-loop gain of the op amp is given by a(jw) = a0/1+j(w/wa), show that the closed loop response is A(jw) = A0/1+j(w/wA) (d) Interpret your derivations on part(c).

Draw the circuit schematic of an inverting amplifier with an ideal closed-loop gain of -R2/R1. (b) Draw the feedback model of your design in part (a). (c) Assuming that the open-loop gain of the op amp is given by a(jw) = a0/1+j(w/wa), show that the closed loop response is A(jw) = A0/1+j(w/wA) (d) Interpret your derivations on part(c).

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Draw the circuit schematic of an inverting amplifier with an ideal closed-loop gain of -R2/R1. (b) Draw the feedback model of your design in part (a). (c) Assuming that the open-loop gain of the op amp is given by a(jw) = a0/1+j(w/wa), show that the closed loop response is A(jw) = A0/1+j(w/wA) (d) Interpret your derivations on part(c).

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