Hi, I have a dumb beginner question about the meaning of certain ways of drawing symbols in an electrical diagram.
What is the difference in meaning when connection of an element (say, a capacitor) has the legs connected to the surface of the triangle op amp symbol, as opposed to connecting the outer V+ or V- inputs to the output?
For example, the .001 uF capacitor shown in this picture, as opposed to the .0068 uF capacitor?
Thanks in advance
What is the difference in meaning when connection of an element (say, a capacitor) has the legs connected to the surface of the triangle op amp symbol, as opposed to connecting the outer V+ or V- inputs to the output?
For example, the .001 uF capacitor shown in this picture, as opposed to the .0068 uF capacitor?
Thanks in advance
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