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I have 2 op-amp figure.(attached in the word document)
I am wondering how is the Rf affect the output..
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thank you.
Rf causes the output to deviate from "ideal" function of an integrator. I beileive this is called a "lossy" integrator. The reason to use it is to prevent the output from driving to the rail when the input is stady-state.
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