What is meant by virtual ground in the op amp ?
Answer Posted / azhar
Since the resistance between inverting and non inverting
terminlas of op amplifier is very high. Therefore ideally
no current or very samll current can flow through these
termonals. if we model this we must have
I+ = 0 = I-
So this creats a ground which is not like the actual ground
but it is said to be the virtual ground.
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