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Can You Derive the Gain Equation for a Non-Ideal Op Amp?
Thanks for all your help guys, after a decent sleep last night I woke up this morning and after re reading the suggestions I was able to derive it no trouble. Thanks again and I look forward to being part of the forum! GRW- GRW
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Can You Derive the Gain Equation for a Non-Ideal Op Amp?
It's the circuit analysis for the derivation here that I am struggling with. Sorry if my initial explanation was poor.- GRW
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Can You Derive the Gain Equation for a Non-Ideal Op Amp?
Sorry but I don't have any way of uploading my paper working to a computer. It is as in Fig 1, with Rin linked between the + and - terminals of the Op Amp.- GRW
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Can You Derive the Gain Equation for a Non-Ideal Op Amp?
Thanks for your reply Nascent, I have already completed part A but I can't see how is it that relevant to part B? I know the equivalent circuit and that Rin is in the Op Amp internally and that A is the Op Amp gain. Any further guidance on how the two relate / where to start with part B would...- GRW
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Can You Derive the Gain Equation for a Non-Ideal Op Amp?
[ mod note: thread title corrected ][/color] Hi All, My first post in the forums, hopefully I'll be able to give out as much help as I receive. I'm currently stuck on an Op Amp gain derivation. Attached is the question and diagram, the derivation I am struggling with is part B. I understand...- GRW
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