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10 V Vo Ad 2 ?? +1 4.5 ?? (a) 1 ?? 2 ?? 1 ?? R Vo 1 ?? + 2 ?? 1 ?? W 2 ?? 4.8 ?? (b) In the circuit (a) shown left, the symbol that looks like an operational amplifier is really an instrumentation of differential gain amplifier Ad, realized in circuit (b) shown right. The resistances used in (a) are of precision. For the circuit shown it is required to adjust the amplifier gain to obtain, with a precision decimal, Vo = 2.0V. Adjust the value of the resistance R in the instrumentation amplifier to obtain this value.

          10 V
Vo
Ad
2 ??
+1
4.5 ??
(a)
1 ??
2 ??
1 ??
R
Vo
1 ??
+
2 ??
1 ??
W
2 ??
4.8 ??
(b)
In the circuit (a) shown left, the symbol that looks like an operational amplifier is really an
instrumentation of differential gain amplifier Ad, realized in circuit (b) shown right. The resistances used
in (a) are of precision. For the circuit shown it is required to adjust the amplifier gain to obtain, with a
precision decimal, Vo = 2.0V. Adjust the value of the resistance R in the instrumentation amplifier to
obtain this value.

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10 V
Vo
Ad
2 ??
+1
4.5 ??
(a)
1 ??
2 ??
1 ??
R
Vo
1 ??
+
2 ??
1 ??
W
2 ??
4.8 ??
(b)
In the circuit (a) shown left, the symbol that looks like an operational amplifier is really an
instrumentation of differential gain amplifier Ad, realized in circuit (b) shown right. The resistances used
in (a) are of precision. For the circuit shown it is required to adjust the amplifier gain to obtain, with a
precision decimal, Vo = 2.0V. Adjust the value of the resistance R in the instrumentation amplifier to
obtain this value.

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Please include units, equations, and explanations for the solutions: 10 V 1 kÎ© WWM 2 kÎ© WWM 1 kÎ© R 1 kÎ© W 2 kÎ© 2 kÎ© 1 kÎ© WWM 2 kÎ© 4.5 kÎ© 4.8 kÎ© (a) (b) In the circuit (a) shown on the left, the symbol that looks like an operational amplifier is really an instrumentation differential gain amplifier Ad, realized in circuit (b) shown on the right. The resistances used in (a) are of precision. For the circuit shown, it is required to adjust the amplifier gain to obtain, with a precision decimal, Vo = 2.0V. Adjust the value of the resistance R in the instrumentation amplifier to obtain this value.

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