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(a)

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The design for an ideal summing op-amp amplifier that provide an ouput voltage of
 v  
vO  2  I 1   2vI 2  vI 3 
 4  .

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The value of the resistance is


R1 is 250 k , R2 is 31.25 k , R3 is 62.5 k and is RF is
125 k

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Calculation:

The expression for the value of the output voltage is given by,
 v  
vO  2  I 1   2vI 2  vI 3 
 4  
   0.5vI 1  4vI 2  2vI 3 
…… (1)

The required diagram is shown in Figure 1

Apply KCL at the inverting terminal.


vI 1 vI 2 vI 3 vO
  
R1 R2 R3 RF
 R   RF   RF  
vO   F  vI 1    vI 2    vI 3 
 R1   R2   R3  

From above and from equation (1) the ratio for the of the feedback resistance with
various resistance is given by,
RF
 0.5
R1
RF
4
R2
RF
2
R3

RF
R
The value of the ratio R1 is less than 1 , the expression for the value of the resistance 1
is given by,
R1  250 k

The expression for the value of the resistance


RF in term so R1 is given by,
RF
 0.5
R1

R
Substitute 250 k for 1 in the above equation.
RF
 0.5
250 k
RF  125 k

The expression for the value of the resistance


R2 is given by,
R
R2  F
4

Substitute 125 k for


RF in the above equation.
125 k
R2 
4
 31.25 k

The expression for the value of the resistance


R3 is given by,
RF
R3 
2

Substitute 125 k for


RF in the above equation.
125 k
R3 
2
 62.5 k

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the resistance is


R1 is 250 k , R2 is 31.25 k , R3 is 62.5 k
R
and is F is 125 k

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(b)

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The range of the output voltage and the maximum value of the current through the
R
resistance F .

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The value of the current through the feedback resistance is 0.024 mA and the range of
the output voltage is
3 V  vO  3 V .

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Calculation:

The maximum output voltage occurs when the input voltage of the amps are negative
maximum, the expression for the output voltage for the case is given by,
vO    0.5vI 1  4vI 2  2vI 3 
v v v
Substitute 2 V for I 1 , 0 V for I 2 and 1 V for I 3 in the above equation.
vO ,max    0.5  2V   4  0   2  1 V  
3V

The minimum value of the output voltage occurs when the value of input voltage
negative minimum and is calculated as,
vO ,min    0.5  2V   4  0.5   2  0 V  
 3 V

The expression for the range of the output voltage is given by,
3 V  vO  3 V

The expression for the value of the feedback resistance current is given by,
v
iF ,max  O
RF

Substitute 3 V for
vO and 125 k is RF in the above equation.

iF ,max 
 3 V 
125 k
 0.024 mA

Conclusion:

Therefore, the value of the current through the feedback resistance is 0.024 mA and the
range of the output voltage is
3 V  vO  3 V .

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