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Ohm’s law and noting that the voltage at node N1 is zero (ideal op-amp rule) Equation (1.1) becomes 123 123 VVin in Vin Vout R RRRF ++=− (1.2) 1 The term operational amplifier was first used by John Ragazzini et. al in a paper published in …
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