The Total Voltage Gain with an Input Signal Driving Both

question 18

Multiple Choice

The total voltage gain with an input signal driving both sides of an op amp equals the voltage gain of the inverting channel

• A) plus the voltage gain of the noninverting channel.
• B) minus the voltage gain of the noninverting channel.
• C) only.
• D) times the voltage gain of the noninverting channel.

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