The circuit uses an op-amp and a small capacitor to simulate a much larger capacitor. It simulates the circuit at the bottom; the resistor R2 is the same size as the resistor in the simulated circuit (R3), but the capacitor C1 is 100 times smaller than C2. Current flows from the input source through R1 to the capacitor (C1). Since R1 is 100 times larger than R2, 1/100 of the current flows through it into the capacitor. For a given input voltage, the rate of change of the voltage on C1 is the same as on C2, because C2 has 100 times more capacitance to compensate for the 1/100 current. Thus the voltages on the two capacitors are the same, but the currents are not. The op-amp keeps the - input at the same voltage as the voltage on C1. This means R2 has the same voltage across it as R3, and therefore the same current.
This page is a utility for simulating умножитель емкости online with specified initial values.
Such circuits are often used in small-signal circuits and power supplies to replace heavy chokes, providing better filtering.









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