Consider a practical op-amp having two break frequency due to a number of RC pole pairs. Determine the gain equation using the given specifications: A ≅ 102.92dB; fo1 =6Hz ; fo2 =2.34MHz . x. b) 140000/x. c) 140000/x. d) 140000/x.

Consider a practical op-amp having two break frequency due to a number of RC pole pairs. Determine the gain equation using the given specifications: A ≅ 102.92dB; fo1 =6Hz ; fo2 =2.34MHz . x. b) 140000/x. c) 140000/x. d) 140000/x. Correct Answer 1+ j(f/6)

Gain of op-amp at 0Hz, A = 10102.92/20 => A = 105.146 =139958.73 ≅ 140000. The gain equation with two break frequency value is given as AOL(f) = A/x =140000/x.
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