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When analyzing operational amplifiers, there are a few rules that need to be taken into consideration in order to solve circuits using KVL or KCL. |
When analyzing operational amplifiers, there are a few rules that need to be taken into consideration in order to solve circuits using KVL or KCL. |
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# Because the output voltage does not |
# Because the output voltage does not depened on the output current, the output impedance equals zero. |
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# The input impedance <math>i_+=i_-=0</math>. |
# The input impedance <math>i_+=i_-=0</math>. |
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# When there is a negative feedback, both inputs have the same voltage. In other words, <math>V_+</math> is equal to <math>V_-</math>. |
# When there is a negative feedback, both inputs have the same voltage. In other words, <math>V_+</math> is equal to <math>V_-</math>. |
Revision as of 23:26, 13 January 2010
When analyzing operational amplifiers, there are a few rules that need to be taken into consideration in order to solve circuits using KVL or KCL.
- Because the output voltage does not depened on the output current, the output impedance equals zero.
- The input impedance .
- When there is a negative feedback, both inputs have the same voltage. In other words, is equal to .
- When solving circuits using the nodes method, write node equations at and , but not at .