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In a differential amplifier, two sets of inputs are: (i) V₁ = 100 μV and V₂ = - – 100 μV (ii) V₁ = 1150 μV and V₂ = 950 μV If the common mode rejection ratio, is 100, calculate the percentage difference in output voltage obtained for the two sets of input signal.

In a differential amplifier, two sets of inputs are: (i) V₁ = 100 μV and V₂ = - – 100 μV (ii) V₁ = 1150 μV and V₂ = 950 μV If the common mode rejection ratio, is 100, calculate the percentage difference in output voltage obtained for the two sets of input signal.

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In a differential amplifier, two sets of inputs are: (i) V₁ = 100 μV and V₂ = 100 μν (ii) V₁ = 1150 µV and V₂ = 950 μV - If the common mode rejection ratio, is 100, calculate the percentage difference in output voltage obtained for the two sets of input signal.
Transcribed Image Text:In a differential amplifier, two sets of inputs are: (i) V₁ = 100 μV and V₂ = 100 μν (ii) V₁ = 1150 µV and V₂ = 950 μV - If the common mode rejection ratio, is 100, calculate the percentage difference in output voltage obtained for the two sets of input signal.
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