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what happens to be Vo if we remove feedback in opamp

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if we remove the remove the feedback resistance in opamp or u can say open loop gain what happens to be output voltage if we input V1 and V 2 AT + - Terminals plz reply my doubt
 

I think you will see Vcc at Vo.
 

the open loop gain of opamp is very high so u'll get the V1-V2 amplified if it suitably low(µV range).... if it is large then u'll have +Vcc or -Vcc at output based on whether V1-V2 is +ve or -ve...
 

you will get a differential output at the output.but most proberly you will get a clipped output.because the gain is very very high for open loop
 

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