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What's the feedback for an op amp? And tell me the formula.
Alaguraja said:What's the feedback for an op amp? And tell me the formula.
Alaguraja said:And I need formula to find the frequency.
Alaguraja said:The output wave's frequency.
Alaguraja said:What's the feedback for an op amp? And tell me the formula.
An op amp, short for operational amplifier, is an electronic circuit component that amplifies the difference between two input signals and outputs a corresponding amplified signal.
Op amps work by using an external power supply to amplify the voltage difference between the two input terminals. This amplified voltage is then output to a load or another circuit component.
In an op amp, feedback is a mechanism used to control and adjust the output signal. It involves connecting a portion of the output signal back to the input terminals, which can affect the amplification process.
Feedback is important in op amps because it allows for stability and precision in the amplification process. It helps to reduce distortion and noise, and allows for more control over the output signal.
The most common way to calculate feedback in an op amp is by using the feedback resistor formula, which is Vout/Vin = -Rf/Rin. This formula takes into account the feedback resistor (Rf) and the input resistor (Rin) to determine the overall feedback of the op amp circuit.