An amplifier has a voltage gain of 10, an input resistance of 1M ohm and an output resistance of 10. The amplifier is connected to a sensor that produces a voltage of 1V and has an output resistance of 1k, and to a load of 50,. What will be the output voltage of the amplifier (that is, the voltage across the load resistance) ? Source Amplifier Load R, = 1k) R= 10 2 R. 1MO R. 50 2 1V Select one: O a. VO = 1OV Ob. Vo=5.6 Oc. VO=8.3 Od. Vo = 9.3

An amplifier has a voltage gain of 10, an input resistance of 1M ohm and an output resistance of 10. The amplifier is connected to a sensor that produces a voltage of 1V and has an output resistance of 1k, and to a load of 50,. What will be the output voltage of the amplifier (that is, the voltage across the load resistance) ? Source Amplifier Load R, = 1k) R= 10 2 R. 1MO R. 50 2 1V Select one: O a. VO = 1OV Ob. Vo=5.6 Oc. VO=8.3 Od. Vo = 9.3

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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