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A1 An imaginary short is the state where there is no difference between the positive input potential and the negative input potential when negative feedback is applied in an operational amplifier. It is called an imaginary short because the potential between the positive input and negative input is the same in terms of voltage, so it seems as if these pins are shorted.
