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In this problem, ideal op amps have the following device parameters all equal to infinity: (A: gain; Ri: Input resistance; Ro: output resistance; IB: Input bias current; los: Offset current; Vos: Offset voltage; CMRR: Common-mode rejection ratio; ft: Unity-gain frequency; f3 dB: 3 dB bandwidth; SR: Slew rate) A, ft, SR, Vos, f3dB A, ft, CMRR, SR A, Ri, los, Vos A, Ro, CMRR, ft A, Ro, IB, los

In this problem, ideal op amps have the following device parameters all equal to infinity: (A: gain; Ri: Input resistance; Ro: output resistance; IB: Input bias current; los: Offset current; Vos: Offset voltage; CMRR: Common-mode rejection ratio; ft: Unity-gain frequency; f3 dB: 3 dB bandwidth; SR: Slew rate) A, ft, SR, Vos, f3dB A, ft, CMRR, SR A, Ri, los, Vos A, Ro, CMRR, ft A, Ro, IB, los

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In this problem, ideal op amps have the following device parameters all equal to infinity: (A: gain; Ri: Input resistance; Ro: output resistance; IB: Input bias current; los: Offset current; Vos: Offset voltage; CMRR: Common-mode rejection ratio; ft: Unity-gain frequency; f3 dB: 3 dB bandwidth; SR: Slew rate) A, ft, SR, Vos, f3dB A, ft, CMRR, SR A, Ri, los, Vos A, Ro, CMRR, ft A, Ro, IB, los

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