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Q. Can you explain Noninverting Amplifier?

It is called "noninverting" because there is no sign inversion. A typical circuit is shown in Figure. With a finite op-amp gain Ao,

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Since the ideal op amp draws no current,

i1 = i2

Also, as seen from Figure,

v2 = vi

In equating Equations, one gets

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which is the gain of an ideal voltage follower. The same result applies if R1 →∞ (i.e., open circuit) for any finite R2.


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