If I give 1v as an input to this inverting opamp, the output should be -10v just to make the difference between the input terminals 0. But when I solve the circuit using KCL for 1 volt input I get 1000v as output ?
here is my calculation:
Va= Voltage at inverting terminal Vo = output voltage,
let Va = 0 (due to virtual ground at inverting terminal); (Vin-Va)/Rin = 10mAmps [that flows through input] [this 10 mAmps should also flow in the feedback path since no current goes into opamp], so 10mAmps * Rf = 1000V across feedback resistor
so Vo - Va = 1000volts
since Va = 0 Vo=1000V output when I should have -10v at output for virtual ground (0v at Va)
can someone clarify ?
Also why is that we have a voltage divider between Rin and Rf for voltages other than Virtual ground at say inverting OpAmp terminal?
thanks.