The two input terminals of an opamp are labeled as______________?
Correct answer: C. Inverting and non inverting
- A. High and low
- B. Positive and negative
- C. Inverting and non inverting
- D. Differential ans non differential
Explanation
The two op-amp inputs are called the inverting and non-inverting terminals. A signal at the inverting terminal produces an output of opposite polarity, while one at the non-inverting terminal produces the same polarity.
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