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A binary-weighted digital-to-analog converter has a feedback resistor, Rf, of 12 kΩ. If 50 µA of current is through the resistor, the voltage out of the circuit is:

0.6 V
–0.6 V
0.1 V
–0.1 V

Correct Answer: –0.6 V

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