Op-Amp Designer | Analog Suite

Gain Master

Op-Amp Configuration Tool
11.0 VOLTAGE GAIN (V/V)
Estimated Vout: 11.0V
Ensure Vout is within supply rails (Vcc/Vee).

Op-amps use negative feedback to set a precise gain. The two most common configurations are Inverting and Non-Inverting.

Gain-Bandwidth Product (GBW): Op-amps have a limited speed. If you set a very high gain, the maximum frequency the op-amp can handle will drop. Check the datasheet for the GBW to ensure your signal frequency is supported.

Clipping (Saturation): An op-amp cannot output a voltage higher than its power supply rails (minus ~1-2V for non-rail-to-rail models). If your calculated Vout​ is 15V but your supply is 12V, the signal will “clip.”

Input Impedance:

  • Non-Inverting: Very high input impedance (ideal for weak sensors).
  • Inverting: Input impedance is equal to Rin​. Choose Rin​ carefully so you don’t load down your source.

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