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Which configuration is more suitable for summing multiple input signals?

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Operational amplifier configurations

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Which configuration is more suitable for summing multiple input signals?.

  1. A.Inverting amplifier is used for summing multiple signals
  2. B.Non‑inverting amplifier is used for summing multiple signals
  3. C.Both amplifiers are used for summing multiple signals
  4. D.Neither amplifier is used for summing multiple signals

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  • Inverting amplifier is used for summing multiple signals

Explanation

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Define both: A summing amplifier typically uses an inverting op‑amp to combine several input voltages; a non‑inverting configuration is not used for summing. Identify key difference: the ability to sum signals.

Explain when each applies: use the inverting configuration when signals need to be added; the non‑inverting configuration is not suitable for summing. Conclude: the correct configuration is the inverting amplifier.

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