The Op-amp Golden Rules
From Horowitz & Hill:
For an op-amp with external feedback
I. The output attempts to do whatever is necessary to make the voltage difference between the inputs zero. |
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II. The inputs draw no current. |
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Comments on 1: The voltage gain of a real op-amp is so high that a fraction of a millivolt input will swing the output over its full range. Practically, that amounts to rule 1.
Comments on 2: The input current is so low (0.08 microamps for the 741, picoamps for an FET-input op-amp) that rule 2 is practically correct.
The ideal op-amp |
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