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THE TWO-INPUT, SINGLE-OUTPUT, DIFFERENCE AMPLIFIER - 14180_96
TYPICAL DIFFERENTIAL AMPLIFIER CIRCUIT

Neets Module 08-Introduction to Amplifiers
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3-9 Figure 3-5.—Input signals 90º  out of phase. This +1-volt bias signal causes the output signal to be -10 volts at time zero (T0). Between time zero (T0) and time one (T1), both input signals go positive. The difference between the input signals stays constant. The effect of this is to keep the bias at +1 volt for the entire time between T0 and T1. This, in turn, keeps the output signal at -10 volts. Between time one (T1) and time two (T2), input signal number one goes in a negative direction but input signal number two continues to go positive. Now the difference between the input signals decreases






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