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Frequency is the rate of repetitive aspect in the amplitude over a given dimension.
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How do I calculate the low frequency and high frequency gains of an op amp amplifier?
Knowing the general process would be best, but this particular configuration is the one I need an answer for. for this problem low frequency is defined as $f \ll 159$ Hz and high frequency gain is defined …
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