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    The document contains measurements of two resistors, R1 and R2, with values of 9.89 kΩ and 98.5 kΩ respectively. It also contains voltage measurements of V1 at +13.60V and V2 at -13.81V. The remainder of the document shows voltage and gain measurements for an amplifier circuit at various frequencies between 0.05 kHz to 30 kHz, with the gain shown to decrease from 10 to 6.67 as frequency increases.

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    The document contains measurements of two resistors, R1 and R2, with values of 9.89 kΩ and 98.5 kΩ respectively. It also contains voltage measurements of V1 at +13.60V and V2 at -13.81V. The remainder of the document shows voltage and gain measurements for an amplifier circuit at various frequencies between 0.05 kHz to 30 kHz, with the gain shown to decrease from 10 to 6.67 as frequency increases.

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    Penguat Inverting

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    The document contains measurements of two resistors, R1 and R2, with values of 9.89 kΩ and 98.5 kΩ respectively. It also contains voltage measurements of V1 at +13.60V and V2 at -13.81V. The remainder of the document shows voltage and gain measurements for an amplifier circuit at various frequencies between 0.05 kHz to 30 kHz, with the gain shown to decrease from 10 to 6.67 as frequency increases.

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    of 2

    R 2 98,5 k Ω

    R1 = 9,89 kΩ R2 = 98,5 kΩ Kv = = = 9,96


    R 1 9,89 k Ω

    V1 = +13,60 v V2 = -13,81 v

    Kv =
    Frekuens V out
    Vin Vout
    i (KHz)
    V¿

    0,05 7,50

    V = 0,4 Vpp ; 20 mV/div


    V= 0,004 v V = 0,6 Vpp ; 50 mV/div
    V= 0,03 v

    0,06 10,00

    V = 0,4 Vpp ; 10 mV/div V = 1,2 Vpp ; 50 mV/div


    V= 0,004 v V= 0,04 v

    0,1 10,00

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8 v V = 3,6 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 18 v

    0,5 10,00

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8 v V = 3,6 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 18 v

    1 10,00

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8v V = 3,6 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 18 v
    Kv =
    Frekuens V out
    Vin Vout
    i (KHz)
    V¿

    5 10,00

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8 v V = 3,6 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 18 v

    10 10,00

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8 v V = 3,6 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 18 v

    20 8,89

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div V = 3,2 Vpp ; 5v/div


    V= 1,8 v V= 16 v

    30 6,67

    V = 1,8 Vpp ; 1v/div


    V= 1,8 v V = 2,4 Vpp ; 5v/div
    V= 12 v

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