(а) Figure Q1(a) shows an amplifier with negative feedback. Explain how does the inclusion of the negative feedback makes the overall gain to be less sensitive to the variations in the open-loop gain, A. S; + Σ Se A So Sib Figure Q1(a)

(а) Figure Q1(a) shows an amplifier with negative feedback. Explain how does the inclusion of the negative feedback makes the overall gain to be less sensitive to the variations in the open-loop gain, A. S; + Σ Se A So Sib Figure Q1(a)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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Figure Q1(a) shows an amplifier with negative feedback. Explain how does
the inclusion of the negative feedback makes the overall gain to be less
sensitive to the variations in the open-loop gain, A.
S; +
Σ
Se
A
So
Sfb
Figure Q1(a)

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