Op-Amp with a bipole between the two inputs

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To analyze an op-amp circuit with a current generator between the inverting (Vp) and non-inverting (Vn) inputs, it is essential to apply Ohm's law to determine the voltage difference between these inputs. The presence of the current generator affects the input conditions, requiring careful consideration of the circuit's feedback and gain characteristics. Participants suggest posting the specific exercise for better guidance and to facilitate collaborative problem-solving. Understanding the principles of op-amp behavior, including the virtual short concept, is crucial for accurate analysis. Properly managing these elements will lead to a successful computation of the op-amp circuit's response.
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Hi everyone, how should I manage to make the analysis of an op-amp when there is something between Vn and Vp,, for example my teacher gave me an exercise where between Vp and Vn there is a Current generator, how should such op-amp circuit should be treated, and how do you think and reason when you have to compute an analysis of an op-amp circuit ??
 
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What voltage do you have between Vp and Vn? Use Ohm's law to calculate it.
 
Is this homework? Post the exercise and whatever efforts you can make to solve it.
 
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