Op Amps: Simple Gyrator

A typical use of a gyrator is to replace an inductor in a filter network. Inductors are less ideal than capacitors due to series resistance, stray capacitance, and other effects. Consequently, if we can replace them with an active circuit, it is possible to accrue performance gains.

References: Operational Amplifiers: Theory and Application, Chapter 11.

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