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Write the equation for the output voltage as a function of the input voltage (sketch a circuit defining your variables). The maximum current coming out/into the op-amp output (terminal 6) is approximately
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Write the equation for the output voltage as a function of the input voltage (sketch a circuit defining your variables). The maximum current coming out/into the op-amp output (terminal 6) is approximately 20 mA. Plot the output voltage derived from your model as a function of the input voltage (for the input sinusoidal, the range of the input voltage is [0.1V, 0.9V]).

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1*23*9/57=V

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