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    Eln Assignment - 1

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    This document contains descriptions of exercises for two modules. Module 3 includes exercises on writing about the virtual ground concept in operational amplifiers, calculating gain for a non-inverting amplifier circuit, drawing and analyzing a non-inverting amplifier circuit, designing an op-amp circuit to produce a given output expression, and solving additional circuits. Module 5 includes exercises on subtracting binary numbers using 1's and 2's complement, explaining half adder and full adder circuits and implementing them using logic gates, explaining the block diagram of a cellular telephone unit, explaining a Master-Slave JK flip flop, and showing an equation.

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    This document contains descriptions of exercises for two modules. Module 3 includes exercises on writing about the virtual ground concept in operational amplifiers, calculating gain for a non-inverting amplifier circuit, drawing and analyzing a non-inverting amplifier circuit, designing an op-amp circuit to produce a given output expression, and solving additional circuits. Module 5 includes exercises on subtracting binary numbers using 1's and 2's complement, explaining half adder and full adder circuits and implementing them using logic gates, explaining the block diagram of a cellular telephone unit, explaining a Master-Slave JK flip flop, and showing an equation.

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    This document contains descriptions of exercises for two modules. Module 3 includes exercises on writing about the virtual ground concept in operational amplifiers, calculating gain for a non-inverting amplifier circuit, drawing and analyzing a non-inverting amplifier circuit, designing an op-amp circuit to produce a given output expression, and solving additional circuits. Module 5 includes exercises on subtracting binary numbers using 1's and 2's complement, explaining half adder and full adder circuits and implementing them using logic gates, explaining the block diagram of a cellular telephone unit, explaining a Master-Slave JK flip flop, and showing an equation.

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    Eln Assignment - 1

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    Madhavan Sowrirajan
    This document contains descriptions of exercises for two modules. Module 3 includes exercises on writing about the virtual ground concept in operational amplifiers, calculating gain for a non-inverting amplifier circuit, drawing and analyzing a non-inverting amplifier circuit, designing an op-amp circuit to produce a given output expression, and solving additional circuits. Module 5 includes exercises on subtracting binary numbers using 1's and 2's complement, explaining half adder and full adder circuits and implementing them using logic gates, explaining the block diagram of a cellular telephone unit, explaining a Master-Slave JK flip flop, and showing an equation.

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    Module 3

    1. Write a short note on virtual ground concept of an op-amp


    2. Find the gain of a non-inverting amplifier if Rf=10 kΩ and R1=1 kΩ.
    3. A non-inverting amplifier circuit has an input resistance of 10 kΩ and feedback resistance 60 kΩ with
    load resistance of 47 kΩ. Draw the circuit. Calculate the output voltage, voltage gain, load current when
    the input voltage is 1.5 V.
    4. Design an op-amp circuit to obtain output expression as Vo=− [V1+3V2+5V3].
    5. Solve the following circuits.

    Module 5

    1. Subtract (1111.101)2 from (1001.101)2 using 1’s and 2’s complement method
    2. Explain the half adder circuit and full adder circuit and implement using basic, NAND and NOR only...
    3. Explain with a neat block diagram of cellular telephonic unit.
    4. Exaplain Master and Slave JK flip flop.
    5. Show that

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