Amplifier Definition and 544 Threads
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Engineering Problem on bjt SMALL SIGNAL amplifier circuit
hello friends... how to solVe this question...i have found its answer is D OPTION. :smile:- munna007
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- Amplifier Bjt Circuit Signal
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How do I choose the collector resistor for a single stage CE amplifier?
I have been given a basic electronics project for design of a single stage common emitter amplifier. The problem is that this the first time I am going to carry out such an assignment and have no idea how to start. I do not know how to make choice for the resistors and I need help in this...- Danish_Khatri
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Homework about a simple inverting amplifier
Homework Statement The picture is an closed loop amplifier, the question is simple: find the closed-loop voltage amplifier of the circuit Homework Equations Av = v0/v in = - (R2/R1) The Attempt at a Solution If R2 is just simply a bunch of resistors connecting crazily, then...- Learner123
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- Amplifier Homework
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Op Amp Amplifier Chaining - Oscillations & Coupling
I am trying to chain two op amp amplifiers. I thought that I could couple them through a capacitor so the output offset of the first amplifier doesn't get amplified. Now the first one is oscillating because of the capacitive load. Is there a way to do ac coupling without using a capacitive load...- 0xDEADBEEF
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to Solve an Inverting Operational Amplifier Problem?
Homework Statement Given the attached figure (with values as shown on the op-amp) find Vo and io. Homework Equations None The Attempt at a Solution I figure that we're looking at an inverting operational amplifier and I used a voltage divider to find the input voltage...- Katfazack
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- Amplifier Operational amplifier
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Differential Amplifier: Calculating Common Mode Gain and Rejection Ratio
Homework Statement a differential amplifier with differential gain Ad = 20000, is used for amplifying signals obtained from an electrocardiogram. If the input terminals are connected together and 1V signal is applied to them, an output signal of 0.05V results. Calculate the common-mode-gain...- yg2010
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- Amplifier Differential
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Single ended audio amplifier why need DC block
Hello all, This is my first post in this forum. Hope can get some constructive help from the community. I did some testing with some radios which is actually a double ended circuit (BTL), meaning it has the spk+ and spk- port. When I want to connect it as a single ended circuit, meaning...- spid3rx
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- Amplifier Audio Block Dc
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Amplifier Power Cord Replacement
I severed the power cord to an amplifier of mine and I am trying to replace it. My amplifier seems to have a pretty standard 3-prong power cord. Printed on it is: E88265-C SVT 75 degree celcius 18AWGX3C VW-1 CSA TYPE LL81924 I googled some of these part numbers but none of them seem to...- DavidSnider
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- Amplifier Power
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How to Design an Amplifier for a Rogowski Coil?
hiii guys im doing my FYP on amplify the voltage from a rogowski coil just to make it short i have already design the coil which can detect a 50k frequency and gives pick-to-pick = 10mV Ac now, i have to design an amplifier that can give an actual value. so, i have already got a...- abadi
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- Amplifier Coil
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Lock In Amplifier: Understand & Grasp the Idea
hi, I am interested to know how the lock in amplifier works? It is very commonly seen with oscilloscope, but I fail to grasp the idea behind it? I would appreciate any lecture notes or sites which give clear and precise understanding of it. Thanks- sunshine111
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- Amplifier Lock
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- Forum: General Engineering
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Can Someone Help Me Get Started With Amplifier Bandwidth Question
The question is: To tell you the truth I don't know where to start, I have read over all the teacher's notes and the chapters in the book, and I haven't seen a question similar to this at all. I am not even sure I quite get the question. Can someone help get me started please? Thanks!- mmmboh
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- Amplifier Bandwidth
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Why Are RL and RC Considered Parallel in Common Emitter Amplifier AC Analysis?
Can someone please explain to me with what reasoning RL and RC are taken to be in parallel when calculating Vo for any decrease/increase in IC (DC) due to isig (ac) Thank you- exis
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- Amplifier Common emitter amplifier
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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An amplifier that won't amplify
Hi I've built what is meant to be a non-inverting dc amplifier using a 741 op-amp (shown in attached diagram). Resistor values are: R0A= 470k, R0B= 47k. I am feeding the op-amp a supply voltage of 12v and an input voltage to the non-inverting input of 0.5v. According to the resistor values...- lucy_b14
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Inverting Amplifier: Calculate Peak Voltages & Currents
Hey there.. this is my lab discussion.. which i'll attend it this coming monday.. however.. there are questions that I'm not sure the formula to calculate it.. i really hope u guys can varified or corrected my formula.. =) Homework Statement Vin(pp) = 1.0V is it Vin = Vin(pp) / 2 ...- naspek
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Build a Home Theater Amp: Voltage & Current Ranges
I am interested in attempting to build a home theater amplifier, but I have a few questions. What is the voltage range from the audio outs on something like a DVD player or processor? Also, what is a typical current or voltage range from the speaker connection terminals?- JerryG
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- Amplifier Home
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How Can I Design a Linear Power Amplifier for Frequencies up to 1MHz?
Hello All, I am faced with a very interesting challenge and I'd like to see if you all could give me any insights. I'm currently planning to design a linear power amplifier loosely based on the design on page 22 of this PDF file here...- Jdo300
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- Amplifier Design Linear Power
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Equation for BJT voltage controlled amplifier
Hi, as mentioned in my previous thread, I'm currently busy with a 'small' project of translating an analog device (synthesizer, based on schematics) into a digital (software) version. I know 'nothing' about EE, I'm a Computer Science guy, so hopefully this question is not too easy :-) This...- kvtb
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- Amplifier Bjt Voltage
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Building a Voltage-Controlled Amplifier with Components
"VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED AMPLIFIER". I am required to build a voltage-controlled amplifier Homework Statement [SIZE="4"]"VOLTAGE-CONTROLLED AMPLIFIER". I am required to build a voltage-controlled amplifier,using: 1 operational amplifier(741), 1 capacitor between 1 to 10 microfarad(Electrolytic...- tics
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- Amplifier Build
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Operational Transconductance Amplifier Layout
Hey all, So I am a Senior in college, enrolled in a microfabrication lab. We have a final project to do and we're already being asked to come up with all of the design and physical sizes along with beginning simulations. The reason is so we will for sure have everyone's design by the time...- blue2004STi
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Current draw question for amplifier
Hello, I'm sure it will be easy for someone to answer. I have an amplifier circuit running in multisim and it's drawing around 9mA of current, 25VDC. Am I right in thinking that the circuit will only draw as much current as needed from the transformer, and a 25v 2A tranny would work to power...- erer44
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- Amplifier Current
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transducer Amplifier: Benefits & Use for 0-30mV Output
Hi there. I currently have a system that is about to have a load cell installed. The output of the load cell with the 15V excitation voltage will be 0-30mv (2mv/V sensitivity). Now forgive me for asking, as I am not knowledgeable in this area (I have some electronics background, being a...- james2286
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- Amplifier Transducer
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Adding a Power Amplifier to an RF IC Circuit
Hello all, I'm trying to design a circuit that utilizes the http://www.analog.com/en/rfif-components/short-range-transceivers/adf7020/products/product.html" . What I'm worried about is getting everything to match properly; the PA requires a 50 ohm input, and after dropping it into the...- RDReavis
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- Amplifier Circuit Ic Power Rf
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Designing an Amplifier Circuit with Single Source
hi .. i am doing a poject for my college and .. i design the amplifier but when i connect to the speaker circuit ...of cource u konw it npn and pnp transistor .. the proplem is that i have to get to source on +ve and _ve is there any circuit that i can have the right...- Em Jay
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- Amplifier Circuit Designing Source
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Audio Amplifier frequency analysis
Could anyone explain how to analize an Audio Amplifier so it can have good sound output. Thank you in advance- GD.Boss
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- Amplifier Analysis Audio Frequency
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How Does Electron Flow Explain Voltage Drops in a Transistor Amplifier Circuit?
Transistor AMPLifier HelP ! could some1 explain it entire circuit in terms of electron movement i.e how the voltage drops in each component in terms of electron flow 1)i can't understand the voltage divider bias i find it extremely difficult please explain it interms of electron movement in...- sudar_dhoni
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- Amplifier Transistor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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What is the meaning of Vbe and Vce in a transistor amplifier?
Transistor AMPLifier HelP ! i will start from the first please clarify my doubts i will post my other doubts as and when i get replies and answers my first doubt is what is meaning of Vbe base emitter voltage and also Vce collector emitter voltage what is the actual meaning of these...- sudar_dhoni
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- Amplifier Transistor
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Common collector vs Common drain amplifier
I was wondering what's the main advantage of choosing one over the other, besides common drain having to suffer body effect. How do we determine if a CC is better or a CD is better to use as a buffer?- boredaxel
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- Amplifier Collector
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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BJT Differential Amplifier
In a BJT Differential amplifier, how to find the maximum and minimum values of the common-mode input voltage? Beta and the resistors are given.- kahei
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- Amplifier Bjt Differential
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Solve Opamp Amplifier Low-Level Tune Problem
I've made a single opamp amplifier for a mic but it has this problem, when I play a very low 200hz tune the output of the opamp shows 6 mV and another 200hz tune at higher volume shows a 600 mV output, the problem is that if the loud tune is ON the low level tune doesn't make any difference...- m718
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Design AC Coupled Amplifier: 12V Supply, 30mV Input, 24dB Gain
Hey guys. I want to design an AC coupled amplifier, to be powered by a 12V supply. The input voltage should be less than 30mV and the gain of the circuit should be 24dB. The circuit has 2 stages with the gain of the 1st transistor amplifier being used to amplify the signal going into the 2nd...- Ashyboo
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- Ac Amplifier Coupled
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Transimpedance amplifier design
hi everybody i have a term project , where i am supposed to design an optical communication system of 10Mbps , a BER of 10^-9 , a sensitivity smaller than -15dBm . i have designed an optical Rx with a transimpedance amplifier , post amplifier ( differentiator in this case , to compensate...- mmzaj
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- Amplifier Design
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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EMC noise in instrumentation amplifier.
Hello, First thread on this forum! Thank you for giving me you're opinion about a question that I have. I am using a data acquisition system (ADInstruments Powerlab 16/30) to record muscular activity from electrodes. So far, everything is working properly. I recently got an approval to...- lavoie23
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- Amplifier Instrumentation Noise
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Difference and Instrumentation Amplifier
What is the use of Difference and Instrumentation Amplifier?- kahei
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- Amplifier Difference Instrumentation
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How Do I Build a Voltage Divider Biased Amplifier?
Homework Statement I need help! My teacher just assumes I know everything and he doesn't "teach" me very much. He expects me to a) determine characteristic equation of a MPF102, but I don't understand how to do it...when I ask he just says, "go have fun with it" It might be fun if I...- imeener
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- Amplifier Voltage
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Find Q Factor of Resonant Amplifier Circuit
How find Q factor of this resonant amp cct.because "R" is not theare, cant apply " Q=( ωL/r) or =(Dynamic R/ωL) "- aspsrilanka
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- Amplifier Circuit Resonant
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Inverting/Noninverting Amplifier
I know this is a school type question, but it's an example problem whose solution is already given and it's the solution I am unable to understand... Find the current gain of the following circuit. http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/2389/opamp.png Solution: As the input signal Vi is connected...- uzair_ha91
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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How a cascaded common emitter transistor amplifier is modelled
I want to learn how a cascaded common emitter transistor amplifier is modeled. I also want to know how all the calculations are done with regards to current and voltage gains, input and ouput impedances. I want to also know how we do the calculations with and without the emitter reistor. Can...- Antwi
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- Amplifier Transistor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Why Does the Common Base Amplifier Model Show a Steep Rise and Offset?
Greetings. I am trying to understand the common base amplifier better so I can build a preamp for a low impedance guitar pickup. In order to explore its operation, I tried to model it with the "approximated" Ebers-Moll model (from the wikipedia page on BJT's) and the graphing program in Mac OSX...- haminous
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- Amplifier Base Modeling
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Current controlled VCA and differential amplifier question
Hi everyone. I'm working on a project where I'm using a current controlled differential amplifier as a VCA followed by an op amp in a differential amplifier configuration with gain. I'm using the op amp to make up gain, because I'm dividing down the input signal going into the VCA stage by...- bitrex
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- Amplifier Current Differential
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Photodiode's legs to both the input for a differential amplifier
Hihi, I put a photodiode's legs to both the input for a differential amplifier http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Op..._Amplifier.svg Then, the voltage difference of the photodiode is amplified and its output is then connected to a resistor which is not shown in the above picture. The...- cks
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- Amplifier Differential Input
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- Forum: Other Physics Topics
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Deriving a Logarithmic Amplifier: V=ClnI
I am trying to understand the derivation of a logarithmic amplifier as shown in the figure attached. The diode has a non linear characteristics represented by V=ClnI,where C is a constant. Then since the current through the feed back loop is the same as the current through the input...- smuscat
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- Amplifier
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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How Do I Set Up a Lock-In Amplifier for Third Harmonic Voltage Measurement?
I need a help with lock in amplifier. I want to measure third-harmonic voltage from lock in amplifier. I have metal liner on a film on the substrate and I pass ac current through this metal liner which acts both as a heater and a thermometer. I want to calculate the third harmonic voltage from...- appsci
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- Amplifier Lock
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Differential limiting amplifier
HI i know that the circuit attached to this thread is a differential limiting amplifier , and the collector of Q2 acts as a current source , but other than that , i can't get my mind around it ! P1 is the input , P5 is the output , and Vcc is +12 connected to the 27 R . could someone...- mmzaj
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- Amplifier Differential
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Designing an AGC Amplifier Circuit for a Dynamic Range of 1Hz to 1MHz
Hello All, I'm working on designing a simple circuit that takes a square wave clock input and converts it to a sine wave using a Johnson Counter, an R2R ladder and an output filter capacitor (see the below link for reference)...- Jdo300
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- Amplifier Circuit
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Input and output of an operational amplifier
Homework Statement The question is about the concept of the operational amplifier in electronics. For an ideal op. amp., it is said that the input impedance is infiinite and the current allowed by the op.amp. through its input terminal zero or in the case of a practical op.amp., it is...- ananthu
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- Amplifier Input Operational amplifier Output
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Common base amplifier current gain
Hi folks - I'm trying to follow along in a textbook the derivation of the common-base current gain equation, and I'm having a bit of trouble. The common base current gain is supposed to be approximately \alpha, where \alpha = \frac{\beta}{\beta+1}. Doing a nodal analysis with the signal applied...- bitrex
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- Amplifier Base Current Gain
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Amplifier negitive feedback capacitor and resistor in paralell
ok so if we have an amplifier with direct negative feedback we have a voltage follower if we put a resistor between that inverting input pin and ground, we can do these things: if we put another resistor between the output and the inverting input we can adjust the gain if, instead, we...- chopficaro
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- Amplifier Capacitor Feedback Resistor
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Need help with a 12 watt Audio amplifier
I have recently built a 12 watt amplifier spec'd by G. Randy Sloan. The problem I am having is many fold. 1.) I am not an EE and learning as I am going 2.) The amp WILL carry a signal but so far I have only been able to use it as a passive circuit. 3.)The output leads don't provide an...- LokiMundane
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- Amplifier Audio Watt
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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An amplifier that works in reverse?
I am making a circuit of a car toy. Actually, i have already done its first step. The next step i want to make a one which is able to reverse and i think i will need an amplifier which can work in both biases (foward and reverse). So do exist amplifiers that can work in reverse as well as in...- kthouz
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- Amplifier Reverse Works
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Is a transistor a switch or an amplifier
After doing some research, I am still confused is a transistor a switch or an amplifier. If it can be used as a switch how do I find the part that will work with the gate voltage that I give it. mouser.com wasn't really helping me in finding the right part.- noagname
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- Amplifier Switch Transistor
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering