What is the behavior of the output when the + and - pins of the unused circuit are shorted?|FAQ|ROHM Semiconductor

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What is the behavior of the output when the + and - pins of the unused circuit are shorted?
- When the input terminals are shorted the output is amplified by the input offset voltage multiplied by the open loop gain and the maximum output voltage is High or Low, but if the shorted input is floating the output will become unstable. Therefore, it is recommended that a fixed voltage within the common mode input voltage range be supplied.