Basic Electrical Theory
Basic Electrical Theory
Decibels, Amplification and Attenuation
The input to an amplifier is 1 volt rms and the output 10 volt rms. This is an increase of
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The input to an amplifier is 1 volt rms and output 100 volt rms. This is an increase of
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An amplifier has a gain of 40 dB. The ratio of the rms output voltage to the rms input voltage is
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A transmitter power amplifier has a gain of 20 dB. The ratio of the output power to the input power is
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An attenuator network comprises two 100 ohm resistors in series with the input applied across both resistors and the output taken from across one of them. The voltage attenuation of the network is
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An attenuator network has 10 volt rms applied to its input with 1 volt rms measured at its output. The attenuation of the network is
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An attenuator network has 10 volt rms applied to its input with 5 volt rms measured at its output. The attenuation of the network is
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Two amplifiers with gains of 10 dB and 40 dB are connected in cascade. The gain of the combination is
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An amplifier with a gain of 20 dB has a -10 dB attenuator connected in cascade. The gain of the combination is
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Each stage of a three-stage amplifier provides 5 dB gain. The total amplification is
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