If an electronic system produces an 32v output voltage when 6.5v signals is applied, calculate the decibel value of the system output voltage.
If an electronic system produces an 32v output voltage when 6.5v signals is applied, calculate the decibel value of the system output voltage.
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1.) If an electronic system produces an 32v output voltage when 6.5v signals is applied, calculate the decibel value of the system output voltage.
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Transcribed Image Text:Amplifier Gain / Loss
Small Input
Signal
Larger Output
Signal
Amplification Stage
Iin
I out
Output
Input
Vin
Gain (A)
Vout
Current Amp Gain/Loss
Power Amp Gain/Loss
Ap = A, × A
P.
Ap =
P
Voltage Amp Gain/Loss
A,
A =
ay = 20log(A,)
(in decibels)
aj = 20log(A¡)
(in decibels)
ap = 10 log(Ap)
(in decibels)
where:
where:
where:
A, - Voltage Gain/Loss
a, - Voltage Gain/Loss (in decibels)
Vi - Voltage Input
Vo - Voltage Output
A - Voltage Gain/Loss
a¡ - Voltage Gain/Loss (in decibels)
I - Current Input
Io - Current Output
Ap - Voltage Gain/Loss
ap - Voltage Gain/Loss (in decibels)
P - Current Input
Po - Current Output
Example:
• If an electronic system produces a 24 mV output
voltage when 12 mV signal is applied, calculate the
decibel value of the system output voltage.
• If the output power from an audio amplifier is measured
at 10 W when the signal frequency is 1 kHz, and 1 W
when the signal frequency is 10 kHz. Calculate the dB
change in power.
a, = 20log(A,)
10 log(A,)
Po
Ap =
a, =
A, =
(24mV
a, = 20log (2) = 20log
= 6 dB
12mV
1 W
a, = 10 log () = 10 log ()
= -10 dB
10 W
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