solve OP amp with node analysis

The Electrician

Joined Oct 9, 2007
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Start out by writing KCL equations for nodes 2 and 5. Let the voltages at your nodes be V1 at node 1, V2 at node 2, etc.

The equation at node would be:

(V2-V1)/2000 + (V2-V3)/3000 = 0

Later, you can set V1 = 1 volt and V3 = 2 volts.

Try you hand at writing an equation for node 5.
 

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chrill3123

Joined Apr 21, 2010
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I dont understand how calculate with the ideal OP amp, it should be infinite impedance from output and zero impedance from input i think, but in calculations how do it be?
 

The Electrician

Joined Oct 9, 2007
2,970
The infinite impedance at the inputs means you don't have to allow for any current into those terminals.

Look at the equation I gave you in post #2; there is no term for current into the opamp inputs.

Just write a similar equation for node 5. Do you know how to use the nodal method of circuit analysis?

You need 3 equations in 3 unknowns. Your unknowns are V3, V4 and V5. V1 and V3 are known.

Your 3rd equation will be: V2 = V5.

So, try to write an equation for node 5.
 
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