When op-amp is used as integrator the feedback element is:
When op-amp is used as integrator the feedback element is: Correct Answer Capacitor
An ideal Integrator circuit is shown below:
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It is clear from the circuit diagram of the integrator, the feedback element is a Capacitor.
Note:
At high frequencies, the capacitor is a short circuit so the output is 0.
At low frequencies, the capacitor is an open circuit, the output voltage is the amplified input voltage(the output is non-zero).
thus an ideal integrator acts as a low pass filter.
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The feedback path in an op-amp differentiator consists of a resistor.
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At high frequencies, the capacitor is a short circuit so the output is the amplified input voltage(the output is non-zero)
At low frequencies, the capacitor is an open circuit, the output voltage is 0.
thus an ideal Differentiator acts as a High pass filter.
