EBK MINDTAP FOR HERMAN'S UNDERSTANDING
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Chapter 54, Problem 1RQ
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The polarity of the output from the operational amplifier.
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The polarity of the input for Inverting pin changes at the output. For suppose if negative input is given, the polarity at the output will be positive. The polarity for the input given in non-inverting pin doesn’t change at the output as well.
When the voltage connected to the inverting is more positive, the output from the pin will be more negative. Thus irrespective of the input at the non-inverting pin, the net output from the op amp will be negative.
Thus, the polarity of the output from the operational amplifier is negative.
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