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74.2. Basic Characteristic of Differential Amplifier
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What is a differential amplifier designed to do?
Hint
Remember its primary function.
- 2.
Define a common mode signal.
Hint
Think of noise shared between two lines.
- 3.
What does a differential amplifier primarily amplify?
- Common mode signal
- Noise
- Differential mode signal
Hint
Focus on the term 'differential'.
- 4.
True or False: Common mode signals are desirable when using a differential amplifier.
- True
- False
Hint
Think about the purpose of the amplifier.
- 5.
An audio signal is sent over a long distance, but due to ground potential differences, noise is introduced. How can a differential amplifier help in such a scenario?
Hint
Focus on how the amplifier processes both signals.
- 6.
Define the common mode rejection ratio and its significance in the performance of a differential amplifier.
Hint
Think about how we quantify the effectiveness of noise suppression.
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