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(Opamps) Assume that the ideal amplifer (very large gain) "A" has a systematic offset that is represented by the DC voltage at its input, voffset. For an initial condition, set Vinit = 0 across the equally sized capacitors (no charge stored across the capacitors). Vin is a DC voltage. (a) If voffset = 0.01vin, what is the percentage error of the input-referred DC voltage induced by v offset relative to Vin? (7.5 pts)

(Opamps) Assume that the ideal amplifer (very large gain) "A" has a systematic offset that is represented by the DC voltage at its input, voffset. For an initial condition, set Vinit = 0 across the equally sized capacitors (no charge stored across the capacitors). Vin is a DC voltage. (a) If voffset = 0.01vin, what is the percentage error of the input-referred DC voltage induced by v offset relative to Vin? (7.5 pts)

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  1. (25 pts) (Opamps) Assume that the ideal amplifer (very large gain) "A" has a systematic offset that is represented by the DC voltage at its input, voffset. For an initial condition, set Vinit = 0 across the equally sized capacitors (no charge stored across the capacitors). V in is a DC voltage. (a) If v offset = 0.01 v in , what is the percentage error of the input-referred DC voltage induced by v offset relative to V in ? ( 7.5 p t s )

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