Set the gain
Rf = 30 kΩ and Rg = 10 kΩ set a nominal gain of four.
Build a basic LM324 circuit with labeled pins, component values and connection guidance.
A physical 14-pin IC with one amplifier and three defined followers.
Follow the component values and pin connections
Rf = 30 kΩ and Rg = 10 kΩ set a nominal gain of four.
Channel A amplifies VIN. B, C and D follow VIN, with their outputs connected to their own negative inputs.
0.40 V ideally becomes 1.60 V. Increase VIN in the explorer to see the output approach its estimated upper limit.
Change the input and feedback. See the gain and output respond.
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Gain = 1 + Rf / Rg · VOUT(ideal) = VIN × Gain
Illustrative DC model at 5 V and a light load: output limits are estimated at 0.02 V and 3.50 V. Real swing depends on load, temperature and part variation. Offset, bandwidth, slew rate and noise are omitted; this is a teaching explorer rather than a transistor-level simulation.