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Online VihaanTopic starter

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Opamp Question not clear with currents
« on: Yesterday at 01:17:06 pm »
I am unclear of how to mark the currents, i have written the equations the problem is 4 unkowns and 3 equations, how do i solve?



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Re: Opamp Question not clear with currents
« Reply #1 on: Yesterday at 05:08:46 pm »
You have the necessary number of equations.

Use KCL at nodes A, B, C and D and also use the fact that C = D through the opamp action.
This gives you 5 equations and 5 unknowns (A, B, C, D and Vout).

Example KCL equation for node A:

-5.5ma + (B-A)/22k + (D-A)/22k = 0
 
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Re: Opamp Question not clear with currents
« Reply #2 on: Today at 04:23:12 am »
Ok, thank you very much the below equations considering A,B,C,D and C = D
The updated solution is i have attached, the voltages are very high the opamp will saturate to 9V.
VA = 821.33V, VB = 902V, VD=861V, VC = 861V, Vout = 1723V.
I made LTspice and it matches with the results.
 

 

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Re: Opamp Question not clear with currents
« Reply #3 on: Today at 05:57:22 am »
You do realize that those voltages are impossible, yes?

Sorry I can't help you here—this stuff is all above my pay grade—but I do recognize out-of-bounds conditions when I see them.

Also, beware (or more correctly, be wary) of simulations.
 


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