Why Does Gain Decrease as Frequency Increases?

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Start date Oct 25, 2013
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Increasing frequency in a circuit often leads to a decrease in gain due to factors like impedance, bandwidth limitations, and the characteristics of the components used. The specific circuit design and the source of gain play crucial roles in this behavior. Without detailed information about the circuit, source, and frequency range being tested, it's challenging to provide a precise explanation. Users are encouraged to share more details for better assistance. Understanding the relationship between frequency and gain is essential for optimizing circuit performance.

Oct 25, 2013

onceinalifetim

i would to know why whenever i increase my freq hertz, my gain db will decrease?

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Oct 25, 2013

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onceinalifetim said:

i would to know why whenever i increase my freq hertz, my gain db will decrease?

Your question does not include enough detail for us to help you.

What is your circuit? What is the source of the gain? What frequency range are you testing? Please post much more detail so that we can help you.

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