Analog Electronics — question 3 of 10
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You build an inverting amplifier with a gain of 100 to boost a small sensor signal. With the input grounded (zero signal applied), you still measure several hundred millivolts at the output instead of 0V. What's likely causing this, and how would you confirm it on the bench?