Thevenin resistance in an opamp RC circuit

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The discussion centers on determining the Thevenin resistance in an op-amp RC circuit. It is clarified that in an ideal op-amp, the output resistance is considered zero, meaning resistors Rf and R1 do not contribute to the Thevenin resistance. The Thevenin resistance is defined as the open node resistance between two points, and in this case, R2 and R3 are the relevant resistors. The output resistance reflects the resistance seen by a load driven by the circuit. Understanding these concepts is crucial for analyzing op-amp circuits effectively.
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Homework Statement


In the figure given what is the Thevenin resistance between the nodes of the capacitor??

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The Thevenin resistance is the open node resistance between two points.

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The way I see it, R2, Rf and R1 are in series and that combination is in parallel with R3...
However the book says that Rf, and R1 don't count because the output resistance of the op-amp is 0 since it's ideal...
Is that correct?? and what is output resistance to begin with?

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Abdulwahab Hajar said:
However the book says that Rf, and R1 don't count because the output resistance of the op-amp is 0 since it's ideal...
Is that correct?? and what is output resistance to begin with?
Yes it's correct. The output resistance is the effective resistance that a load "sees" when driven by some circuit, typically an amplifier circuit. Circuit stages are typically characterized by input resistance and output resistance (or more generally, input impedance and output impedance).

At its output an ideal op-amp looks like an ideal controlled voltage source. As such it has zero internal resistance.
 
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gneill said:
Yes it's correct. The output resistance is the effective resistance that a load "sees" when driven by some circuit, typically an amplifier circuit. Circuit stages are typically characterized by input resistance and output resistance (or more generally, input impedance and output impedance).

At its output an ideal op-amp looks like an ideal controlled voltage source. As such it has zero internal resistance.
Thank you sir noted and appreciated
 
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