September 2008
Beginner
834 pages
37h 13m
English
Amplification of a signal involves sensing a signal across a pair of terminals (if it is a voltage signal) or through a pair of terminals (if it is a current signal) and producing an identical copy of this signal across (or through) a second pair of terminals with only a scaling by a real number >1 and a possible change in dimensions (for example, the sensed signal may be a voltage and the amplified copy may be a current) effected.
Four kinds of Amplifiers.
There can be four types of amplifiers depending on the nature of the input and output signal, they are: (i) Voltage Amplifier, which senses a voltage signal and provides a voltage output, (ii) Current Amplifier, which senses a current signal and ...
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