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    The document contains 6 equations describing an electrical circuit. Equation 1 relates the voltages V1, V2, and V3 across resistors R and Rf. Equation 2 similarly relates V2, V3, and an input voltage Vo. Equation 3 relates voltages V3 and Vc across resistors R1 and R2. Equation 4 equates the expressions from equations 3 and 4. Equation 5 derives an expression for Vo in terms of VB and VA. Equation 6 relates voltages Vc and Vo across resistors R1 and R3 in parallel.

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    The document contains 6 equations describing an electrical circuit. Equation 1 relates the voltages V1, V2, and V3 across resistors R and Rf. Equation 2 similarly relates V2, V3, and an input voltage Vo. Equation 3 relates voltages V3 and Vc across resistors R1 and R2. Equation 4 equates the expressions from equations 3 and 4. Equation 5 derives an expression for Vo in terms of VB and VA. Equation 6 relates voltages Vc and Vo across resistors R1 and R3 in parallel.

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    Sim 011111

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    The document contains 6 equations describing an electrical circuit. Equation 1 relates the voltages V1, V2, and V3 across resistors R and Rf. Equation 2 similarly relates V2, V3, and an input voltage Vo. Equation 3 relates voltages V3 and Vc across resistors R1 and R2. Equation 4 equates the expressions from equations 3 and 4. Equation 5 derives an expression for Vo in terms of VB and VA. Equation 6 relates voltages Vc and Vo across resistors R1 and R3 in parallel.

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    V 2V 3 V 1V 3

    =
    V2
    Rf
    Rf V 2Rf V 3=RV 1RV 3

    V 1 ( R+ Rf )=Rf V 2+ RV 3
    (1)

    V 2V 3 V 3V 2
    =
    R
    Rf
    V 2Rf V 1Rf =RVoRV 2

    V 2 ( Rf + R )=RVo+ Rf V 1
    (2)

    V 3Vc Vc
    =
    R1
    R2
    VoR 2VcRc=R 1Vc

    R 1+ R 2=R1R 2
    Vc
    (3)

    V 3Vc VcVo
    =
    R1
    R2
    VoRcVcR 2=RcR 1VoR 1
    V 1R 2+VoR 1=Vc( R 1+ R 2)
    (4)
    IGUALAMOS 3Y 4

    VBR 2=VAR 2+VoR1

    Vo=

    VBR 2VAR 2
    R1

    Vo=

    R2
    (VBVA )
    R1

    VBVA = 1+

    2Rf
    ( V 2V 1 )
    R

    (5)

    Vc=

    VoR1
    R 1+ R 3
    (6)

    REEMPLAZANDO 6 EN 5

    VoR 4 R 2
    112 nf
    =

    ( V 2V 1 )
    R
    R1
    R

    ( )(

    Vo=

    Vo=

    ( RR 21 )( RR 21 )( 112Rnf )( V 2V 1)
    Z8
    R2
    2Rf

    (1+
    ( V 2V 1 )
    ( R 29+
    R9 )
    1
    R )
    ( R 1+ )
    jwc

    Z 8=R 8/

    Z 8=

    1
    jwCs

    Cs
    1+ jwCsR 8

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