Inverting Op Amp LM324
You need to bias the op-amp so that the input is within the common-mode range and the output can swing about a center point. One way is to use a bipolar supply.
Also note that the reactance of the 1nF capacitor at 1kHz is Xc = \$\frac{1}{2 \pi f C}\$ ~= 160K ohms which will dominate over the 1K resistor, and result in |gain| &lt;&lt; 1 anyway.
Here are two circuits which will amplify a 1kHz signal by -10. The first uses a negative supply. The second biases the output to about +1.3V but uses a single 3.3V supply. I used a 1.3V bias rather than 3.3V/2 because the input common mode range and output swing of the LM324 include ground but fizzle out close to the positive rail.



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