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joeyd999

joeyd999

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There is nothing to "prove". This is by definition for an op amp operating closed loop. Actually, there will be a small difference (ignoring input offset voltage) due to the finite open loop gain. The difference * (open-loop gain) = output. The open-loop gain is usually so large that it can be ignored in most cases, and the assumption that in+ = in- is valid.
 
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