In the circuit of an Op-Amp as an integrator, the feedback circuit mainly contains a ______.
Capacitor
An ideal Integrator circuit is shown below:

It is clear from the circuit diagram of the integrator, the feedback element is a Capacitor .
Note:
At high frequencies, the capacitor is a short circuit so the output is 0.
At low frequencies, the capacitor is an open circuit, the output voltage is the amplified input voltage(the output is non-zero).
thus an ideal integrator acts as a low pass filter.
Important Points
The feedback path in an op-amp differentiator consists of a resistor.

At high frequencies, the capacitor is a short circuit so the output is the amplified input voltage(the output is non-zero)
At low frequencies, the capacitor is an open circuit, the output voltage is 0.
thus an ideal Differentiator acts as a High pass filter.
The Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of an ideal OP-Amp is ________.
Which operational amplifier configuration is commonly used in zero crossing detectors?
If the input resistor of an inverting amplifier using OP-AMP is doubled and the feedback resistor remains the same, what happens to the magnitude of voltage gain?
To convert an op-amp integrator into a practical integrator (avoiding low-frequency saturation), which component is typically added in parallel with the feedback capacitor?
When analyzing a closed-loop circuit containing an ideal operational amplifier, what assumption must be applied regarding the currents entering the inverting and non-inverting input pins?
What happens to the gain of a non-inverting amplifier using OP-AMP if the feedback resistor value is increased by 5 % while keeping the input resistor constant? (Assuming the OP-AMP remains in linear range for operation.)
Which one of the following options is true for an ideal Op-amp?
An instrumentation amplifier has a high
An OP-Amp is designed to amplify:
The Common Mode Rejection Ratio (CMRR) of an ideal OP-Amp is ________.