Can anybody explain what R ε is, (common-unbypassed) what is its function in a differential amp.
C Thread Starter celect Joined May 31, 2005 18 Jun 13, 2005 #1 Can anybody explain what R ε is, (common-unbypassed) what is its function in a differential amp.
hgmjr Joined Jan 28, 2005 9,027 Jun 13, 2005 #2 Originally posted by celect@Jun 13 2005, 06:05 PM Can anybody explain what R ε is, (common-unbypassed) what is its function in a differential amp. [post=8472]Quoted post[/post] Click to expand... Hi celect, It would be very helpful if you would post a sketch of the circuit so that everyone can see precisely what you are refering to. hgmjr
Originally posted by celect@Jun 13 2005, 06:05 PM Can anybody explain what R ε is, (common-unbypassed) what is its function in a differential amp. [post=8472]Quoted post[/post] Click to expand... Hi celect, It would be very helpful if you would post a sketch of the circuit so that everyone can see precisely what you are refering to. hgmjr
C Thread Starter celect Joined May 31, 2005 18 Jun 13, 2005 #3 Originally posted by hgmjr@Jun 13 2005, 07:28 PM Hi celect, It would be very helpful if you would post a sketch of the circuit so that everyone can see precisely what you are refering to. hgmjr [post=8474]Quoted post[/post] Click to expand... There is no circuit its was a question that asked what is the function of a common-unbypassed R ε in a differebtial amp.
Originally posted by hgmjr@Jun 13 2005, 07:28 PM Hi celect, It would be very helpful if you would post a sketch of the circuit so that everyone can see precisely what you are refering to. hgmjr [post=8474]Quoted post[/post] Click to expand... There is no circuit its was a question that asked what is the function of a common-unbypassed R ε in a differebtial amp.
