Electrical Engineering · Operational Amplifiers
Input offset current for an operational amplifier (op-amp) can be defined as the:
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- 1sum of the input bias currents flowing in the input terminals of the OP-AMP
- 2difference between the input bias currents flowing in the input terminals of the OP-AMP✓
- 3ratio of the input bias current at the inverting terminal to the input bias current at the non-inverting terminal of the OP-AMP
- 4product of the input bias currents flowing in the input terminals of the OP-AMP
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difference between the input bias currents flowing in the input terminals of the OP-AMP
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