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Help needed to analyse given circuit - equation of gain

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can you tell what is the equation of gain in that circuit?
 

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the gain of the first stage is 9K/(2K/2) = 9
the gain of second stage is 10
gain of last stage is R39/R36 = 10 when j6 is closed
gain of last stage is 1 when j6 is open

hock
 

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search for 3 op-amp instrumentation amplifier.

hock
 

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ranggaperdana_06114 said:
Hi bro can you helpme to analyst this circuit?
tanx

Two comments:

1.) I suppose, R3 should be also 9 k;

2.) The polarity of the inputs of opamp 3 has to be interchanged.

After correction it is a classical instrumentation amplifier with a gain 9*10=90.
 

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now i know you are too leasy.

ok it is like this.
due to virtual ground concept input + and input - will appear across R2. now you can prove that the center point of R2 will be at ground potential(can you do that). replace R2 with 2 1k resistors with the common point grounded. so now the gain of u1 and u2 is 1_9k/1k = 10. U3 has a gain of 10.

total gain is 100.

enjoy your class submission.

hock
 

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tanx bro. now i want to know what is the gain formula of this circuit BELOW?
 

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if the input of U1 is assigned as V1 and another input of U2 is V2, the final output would become (V2-V1)X[1+(R1+R3)/R2]X(R6/R4) which is under R6=R7 & R4=R5.
So that, for ur question the first gain is (V2-V1)X[1+(R1+R3)/R2] .
 

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i'v more question i try to analyst this circuit is high pass filter but i dont get the gain can you tell me the formula of it
 

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please read the book Operational Amplifiers by Tobey.

we are not here to solve your college tutorials.
you have been given enough hints. now if you want help first show what you have done to solve the issue.


hock
 

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c1 and r1 should contact r2 and r3
 

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