Operational Amplifier Tutorial - Basic Op Amp (Part 1)
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boss why Vp = Vn?
sayyedhammad 1 year ago
@sayyedhammad An ideal op amp is modeled with infinite gain A where vo=A(vp-vn) where v0 is the opamp output.. Then, vo/A=0=vp-vn when A is very large. This in turn implies vp=vn. Hope this helps! Dr J
drjctu 1 year ago 6
dude u say Vp=Vn,thn Vo=A(Vp-Vn),thn output of the amplifier must be zero ryt....xplain pls
midhunrahul1 1 year ago
@midhunrahul1 An ideal op amp is modeled with infinite gain A. vo/A=0=vp-vn. This in turn implies vp=vn. Hope this helps! Dr J
drjctu 1 year ago 2
excuse me, the current in both inputs can't be zero right? otherwise there would be no use at all
shuwukong 1 year ago
@shuwukong Ideally, when these input currents at the inverting and noninverting are zero, it makes the op amp analysis easier. Practically, these currents are very close to zero. Also, if these input currents are not identical an output voltage will resut from this imbalance. That's why a potentially is used in some op amp applications to zero out the output voltage resulting from this imbalance. Dr J
drjctu 1 year ago 2