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Re: gEDA-user: ideal op amps in gschem



Hal2000 wrote:

OK, I didn't look ahead for the answers - but here's what I think:

1. It's a frequency dependent load. At low frequency, the load on Vin is R2. At high frequency, the load is 0.

2. If gain is 100, then you can no longer assume V+ equals V-, and the circuit won't work the same. The assumption comes from Vout = Aol (V1 - V2), when Aol is large (10^4), Vout/Aol can be ignored and V1 = V2.

3.  not sure

4. also not sure and I'm getting sleepy :-)

gene


one correction - the load at large frequencies is low, not 0 ohms. In other words, at large F, the load is infinite. This looks a lot like an inductor.