Ok so for a school project i'm working with summing operational amplifiers. Now, look at this circuit:
Ok one thing that stands out is that the frequency differs for both voltage sources, V1 having a frequency of 1kHz and V2 a frequency of 10kHz.
Now when this thing is hooked up to the oscilloscope which measures the value of Vo, what do you think the output would look like?
Formula for the output voltage of summing op amp
VO= -RF(V1/R1 + V2/R2 + V3/R3 +......+ VN/RN)
Where N is a positive integer value.
Now this is what I got as an output:
I just need someone to interpret what exactly i'm looking at here.
Thank you.
Ok one thing that stands out is that the frequency differs for both voltage sources, V1 having a frequency of 1kHz and V2 a frequency of 10kHz.
Now when this thing is hooked up to the oscilloscope which measures the value of Vo, what do you think the output would look like?
Formula for the output voltage of summing op amp
VO= -RF(V1/R1 + V2/R2 + V3/R3 +......+ VN/RN)
Where N is a positive integer value.
Now this is what I got as an output:
I just need someone to interpret what exactly i'm looking at here.
Thank you.