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Design a Differentiator Op-amp circuit. First derive a an expression for Av= vo/vi. Then assign values...

Design a Differentiator Op-amp circuit. First derive a an expression for Av= vo/vi. Then assign values to circuit components verify your design with a PSpice simulation.
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* OPAMP DIFFERENTIATOR
.LIB NOM.LIB
X 0 2 7 4 6 UA741
R1 2 6 1K
C1 1 2 2U
Vdd 7 0 DC 12V
Vss 0 4 DC 12V
Vin 1 0 PWL(0 0 .5M 5 1M 0 1.5M 5 2M 0 2.5M 5 3M 0 3.5M 5 4M 0)
.TRAN 10NS 4MS
.PROBE
.END

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