Uploaded April 2022 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A non-inverting amplifier is one in which the output and the input voltages are in phase with each other. This video looks at a non-inverting amplifier built from an ideal op amp (operational amplifier). The video covers the basics of a non-inverting op amp circuit and shows how to derive the equation for the closed loop voltage gain in a couple of different ways.
This video also shows a simple simulation example using LTSpice
To see other common operational amplifier configurations check out:
electronx.ca/education/op-amps/common-configs
To see more content related to electrical and electronic circuits, check out:
electronx.ca
A non-inverting amplifier is one in which the output and the input voltages are in phase with each other. This video looks at a non-inverting amplifier built from an ideal op amp (operational amplifier). The video covers the basics of a non-inverting op amp circuit and shows how to derive the equation for the closed loop voltage gain in a couple of different ways.
This video also shows a simple simulation example using LTSpice
To see other common operational amplifier configurations check out:
electronx.ca/education/op-amps/common-configs
To see more content related to electrical and electronic circuits, check out:
electronx.ca










