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Negative feedback inverting Op Amp

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current	10:32, 11 January 2010		404 × 160 (19 KB)	Michaelvier (talk \| contribs)	This negative feedback Op Amp setup will amplify and invert V<sub>in</sub> on its way to Vout. When V<sub>in</sub> increases, the output from the Op Amp becomes negative. With the appropriate value for R<sub>1</sub> (a very large resistance since gain

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	This negative feedback Op Amp setup will amplify and invert V<sub>in</sub> on its way to Vout. When V<sub>in</sub> increases, the output from the Op Amp becomes negative. With the appropriate value for R<sub>1</sub> (a very large resistance since gain will be high), V<sub>ToAmp</sub> will be pulled down until equilibrium is reached and V<sub>ToAmp</sub>=0.