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2 Op-Amps & Resistors

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sarah90

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Hi i have 2 op amps inverting, they have 2 resistors each, 10k, 40k & 100k, 100k

how would I work out the voltage gain

is it 40/10 = 4, then 100/100 = 1 4x1? and does the answer turn negative?
 
Hi,

Your gain calc sounds right. Since they are both inverting, the input voltage V turns into -V for the first stage, but then it inverts again so it's back to V.
Two inversion equals a non inversion :)
 
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thanks for you response, but its definitely not -4?
The first opamp is inverting and has a gain of -4 if its signal source has a very low resistance.
The second opamp is not inverting and has a gain of 2.
So the complete circuit has a gain of -8 (it inverts).
 
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