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When 1 volt is applied to an op-amp, it serves as the input voltage that the op-amp will amplify based on its gain settings. If the op-amp is configured in a non-inverting or inverting configuration, the output voltage will be determined by the gain of the circuit. If the gain is set appropriately and within the op-amp's power supply limits, the output will reflect the amplified input voltage. However, if the gain is too high or the input exceeds the supply voltage range, the output may saturate, limiting its effectiveness.

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