In post 57 and in 59 too Vp is a voltage at OpAmp non-inverting input.
Jony130 Joined Feb 17, 2009 5,598 Jun 18, 2015 #61 In post 57 and in 59 too Vp is a voltage at OpAmp non-inverting input.
S Thread Starter Saviour Muscat Joined Sep 19, 2014 187 Jun 19, 2015 #62 "But for Vin > -4V the voltage at output would have been negative (Vin = -4.01V --->Vn = 4V - 4.01V = -0.01V)" Just to clarify, when Vin approaches -4.01V, Vn(inverting) equals to 4V(across the capacitor) -4.01V(Vin)=-0.01V Am I correct?
"But for Vin > -4V the voltage at output would have been negative (Vin = -4.01V --->Vn = 4V - 4.01V = -0.01V)" Just to clarify, when Vin approaches -4.01V, Vn(inverting) equals to 4V(across the capacitor) -4.01V(Vin)=-0.01V Am I correct?
S Thread Starter Saviour Muscat Joined Sep 19, 2014 187 Jun 21, 2015 #64 Dear Jony130 ok learned it thankkkksss