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iv IDEALOPAMPCIRCUITS Figure1.4: (a)CircuitforExample1. (b)CircuitforExample2. (c)CircuitforExample3. Solution. The voltage gain decreases when RL is added because of the voltage drop across RO. By voltagedivision,thegaindecreasesbythefactor RL RO+RL = 1000 1000+100 = 10 11
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