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Question 13.2: FINDING THE PERFORMANCE OF AN OP-AMP INTEGRATOR An op-amp in...

FINDING THE PERFORMANCE OF AN OP-AMP INTEGRATOR

An op-amp integrator circuit is shown in Figure 13.11(a). The input voltage is shown in Figure 13.11(b). Use PSpice to plot the transient response of the output voltage for a duration of 0 to 4 msec in steps of 50 μsec.

13.11(a)
13.11(b)
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