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Operational Amplifiers

48.

What is the difference between common-mode and differential-mode input signals?

phase relationship

voltage

current

apparent power

Answer: Option

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Enyew said: 4 years ago

Phase relationship, because in differential mode the relation is out of phase but, in common mode, its relation is in phase.

Anomies said: 7 years ago

Yes, it is voltage because in common mode voltage gain is zero which is not in differential mode.

Ankit said: 7 years ago

Yes, voltage is correct. I too agree.

Aarti said: 1 decade ago

We didn't get it. Please explain.

Abc said: 1 decade ago

How phase relationship ?

Xyz said: 9 years ago

I think it is voltage.

Rajashekar balya said: 8 years ago

Voltage is correct.

Syed Shakeeb said: 3 years ago

Thanks @Enyew.

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