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46.
A differential amplifier has a common-mode gain of 0.2 and a common-mode rejection ratio of 3250. What would the output voltage be if the single-ended input voltage was 7 mV rms?
1.4 mV rms
650 mV rms
4.55 V rms
0.455 V rms
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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A Dsilva said:   4 years ago
CMRR = Ad/Acm.
3250 = Ad/0.2,
Ad = 650.

Ad = Vo/Vin.
Vo = 650x 7x 10^-3,
= 4.55V rms.
(3)

Pranali Navale said:   5 years ago
Given,

CMRR = 3250 Acm = 0.2 Vin = 7mVRMS
CMRR = Ad/Acm : Ad = CMRR*Acm.

Therefore, Ad= 3250*0.2=650.
Now, Vout = Ad * Vin = 650 * 7 * 10^-3 = 4.55VRMS.
(2)

Syed Shakeeb said:   3 years ago
Ad = CMRR*Acm.

Vout = Vin*Ad.
(1)

Sujata said:   1 decade ago
CMRR=Ad/Acm

Vout=Vin*Ad

Prabhu said:   1 decade ago
Hi.. What's this "A" in
CMRR=Ad/Acm??
Could you plz explain it??

Pondri said:   1 decade ago
Ad represents the differential mode gain and ac represents common mode gain.

Gokul said:   1 decade ago
'A' represents gain

Vpsingh said:   1 decade ago
From, CMRR= A(DIFF. MODE GAIN)/A(COMMON MODE GAIN).

A(DMG)==.2*3250
==650,

V(OUT)==650*7MV
==4.55VRMS

Pavas said:   1 decade ago
Thanks sujata.

Abhi said:   6 years ago
How do we know it is inverting or non inventing for using gain formula? Please, anyone, explain me.


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