Op-Amp/Comparator Application Note - Rohm
2.4 Input current ... 3.14 Stability confirmation method (unity feedback circuit/voltage follower) ... op-amp, RO is the output resistor of the op-amp, R L is the load resistor, and AV is the amplification factor of the op-amp. The relation between …
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