The following circuit is a nonin vetting amplifier with a ga

The following circuit is a non-in vetting amplifier with a gain of 10. With an input of IV peak, the output, in theory, should have a peak value of 10V. Why does the actual output have a peak of only about 1.5V as shown?

Solution

Actually I think the value of the supply voltage is wrong. It should be +or - 1.5 volt.

Assuming that:

The output can\'t go above 1.5 volt or below - 1.5 volt. So the output is clipped.