Analog Electronics — question 5 of 10
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You measure an unexpected DC offset at the output of an inverting op-amp amplifier with the input grounded. You suspect the culprit is either the op-amp's input offset voltage or its input bias current, but you don't have a datasheet handy. Using only measurements and changes to your resistor values, how would you figure out which one is dominant?