In the beginning of Volume III - Semiconductors » OPERATIONAL AMPLIFIERS »Divided feedback section there is a picture showing an opamp and there are 6ma of current flowing through the two resistors.

A bit later in the text there is the phrase "where does that 1 mA of current go?". I think this is referring to the above schematic and should read "where does that 6 mA of current go?". Or is it referring to something completely different that I have missed?

Thanks for the great resource!

Radoslav Kolev

 

See: http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_3/chpt_8/5.html

Thanks for the correction Radoslav, you are correct it should read, "where does that 6 mA of current go?"

Dave

 

See: http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_3/chpt_8/5.html

I checked and I still see the 1mA version, but I guess it takes some time to update things.

You're welcome, thanks for the great work!

Radoslav

 

This is a pretty busy site, give it about a week, then jog memories if it still needs jogging.

 

I checked and I still see the 1mA version, but I guess it takes some time to update things.

You're welcome, thanks for the great work!

Radoslav

The correction needs entering on the Master copy at ibiblio.org then we update AAC from there. It takes a short while, although the process is (supposed to be!) automated.

Thanks for the comments.

Dave

 

Radoslav,

Thans for finding the error. The change has been entered in the master copy at ibiblio.org

Dennis Crunkilton