Input 1 ² Input 2 Output Differential Amplifier Figure 2-2: Differential amplifier 1 1. From figure 2-2, what will be the output signal if both input signal has equal amplitude but 180° out-of- phase with each other? The output signal will be the sum of two inputs signal and therefore greater than the input signal. The output signal will be the sum of two input signal and therefore making the output signal equal to zero. The output signal will be the difference of two input signal and therefore greater than the input signal. The output signal will be the difference of two input signal and therefore making the output signal equal to zero.

Input 1 ² Input 2 Output Differential Amplifier Figure 2-2: Differential amplifier 1 1. From figure 2-2, what will be the output signal if both input signal has equal amplitude but 180° out-of- phase with each other? The output signal will be the sum of two inputs signal and therefore greater than the input signal. The output signal will be the sum of two input signal and therefore making the output signal equal to zero. The output signal will be the difference of two input signal and therefore greater than the input signal. The output signal will be the difference of two input signal and therefore making the output signal equal to zero.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

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