03 - Non-Inverting Amplifier Problems, Part 2

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[@isabelbuiatti5204]

You couldn't just explain it better, actually You did too good than expending hours of class. My native language is spanish and I understood everything single step from this. Thanks a lot❤

[@MathAndScience]

Glad I could help!

[@mommheenonghi8063]

Really Thankful for you,sir

[@TrueDetectivePikachu]

Wait, hold a second, ok, so, the 27K-ohms are just yeeted out of the eq? like, we didn't even bothered to use it in the first place

[@pspmaster2071]

Just do node voltage...m

[@POLMAZURKA]

WHY NOT JUST USE V DIVDER FOR + INPUT?

[@margaridapires3195]

thats what he did loll

[@lizavoros8602]

You just saved my day :)

[@edwilquezada8330]

what if you dont have Rf and Rs?

[@waysideme]

Then you have a special case called a voltage follower. it is called that because the output voltage is equal to the input voltage. The gain would just be 1. Hope I explained well enough.

[@cephas3408]

In fact yove helped me a lot

[@kapsabet3]

1+63/80 is not 3.1. Not sure where you got that gain !

[@SharpShooterX25]

it's 63/30, his 3 just looks a bit like an 8