Question on CMRR

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shiva bharadwaj

Joined Sep 29, 2008
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Hi ,
i have a question on opamps
CMRR was given,
the question was to find the output voltage,,,
CMRR=60db
it is a closed loop amplifier
R1=R2=1k
Rf=Rg=100k


the voltage at non inverting terminal and inverting terminal are same and equal to one volt
V+=V-=1

so input differential mode voltage,Vd=0
input common mode voltage,Vc=1
can you please tell me how to find out the output voltage?
 
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MikeML

Joined Oct 2, 2009
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This is obviously homework: I do not just provide answers lest you learn nothing.

CMRR results from the fact that Rf/R1 ≠ Rg/R2. The two ratios are not exactly the same. This could be due to the tolerance of the resistors. The op-amp itself can exhibit some non-ideal behavior.

Someone already told you that the effect of the imperfections cited above results in the output voltage containing an error which puts it within a -60db band of what the ideal circuit should be.

I'll let you do the math...
 
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