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Work 2: Consider the system below, where we let vI be an AC signal (sine function) with a peak value of 5 V and a frequency of 0.5 Hz. Problem 1: Using the characteristics of Op-Amp to identify the relationship between input and output, i. e. , vO vI = ?

Work 2: Consider the system below, where we let vI be an AC signal (sine function) with a peak value of 5 V and a frequency of 0.5 Hz. Problem 1: Using the characteristics of Op-Amp to identify the relationship between input and output, i. e. , vO vI = ?

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Work 2: Consider the system below, where we let v I be an A C signal (sine function) with a peak value of 5 V and a frequency of 0.5 H z .
Problem 1: Using the characteristics of Op-Amp to identify the relationship between input and output, i.e., v o v I = ?

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