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Define Differential Amplifier.
Think about how it operates in comparison to a standard amplifier.
What does CMRR stand for?
It's related to how effectively an amplifier rejects unwanted signals.
What does the term 'common mode voltage' refer to?
Think about what happens to inputs together in the amplifier.
True or False: A higher CMRR indicates poorer performance.
Remember what CMRR represents in an amplifier.
Design a differential amplifier given specific input parameters and calculate the output voltage based on varying common mode voltages.
Keep track of changes in input versus output as you adjust the parameters.
Critique a given differential amplifier design. Identify potential issues in gain and common mode voltage.
Look for real-world application mismatches and theoretical performance based on the discussed range.
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