I will repost my question , with the pins labeled correctly.
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I am sorry, but pin 3 needs to be negative and pin 2 needs to be positive.What you have there is positive feedback. The output is likely to slam to one of the power supply voltages and never move again.
If you reverse the inputs, you would have an inverting amp with a gain of 3/1 at very low frequencies, but the capacitor has an impedance equal to 159 ohms at 1 KHz. That makes the gain 3000/ 137.3 and increasing as the frequency increases.
I am sorry, but pin 3 needs to be negative and pin 2 needs to be positive.
Wouldnt that make this amplifier an inverting amplifier?
If you're going to quote me, you should read what you're quoting.If you reverse the inputs, you would have an inverting amp
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