Amplification is the process of increasing the amplitude or strength of a signal without distorting its original shape or information.
In some cases, the voltage produced by a sensor or source may not be strong enough for the desired application. Amplification allows us to increase the voltage to a more usable range.
The difference between these voltage ranges is the maximum voltage that can be reached. A 0-5V range means that the maximum voltage produced will be 5 volts, while a 0-10V range means that the maximum voltage produced will be 10 volts.
Voltage can be amplified using electronic circuits such as operational amplifiers. These circuits use feedback to increase the voltage of a signal without distorting it.
No, the amplification range is limited by the capabilities of the electronic circuit being used. It is important to choose the appropriate circuit based on the desired voltage range and the characteristics of the input signal.