A differential amplifier connected in the circuit in the given figure

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A differential amplifier connected in the circuit in the given figure has the parameters listed below with RI = 6.0 kΩ and RL = 450 Ω: Input resistance Rid = 1.2 MΩ Output resistance RO = 20 Ω A = 40 dB vi = Vlsin⁡ωt What is the amplitude VI of the sinusoidal input signal needed to develop a 20−V peak-to-peak signal at vO ? (Round the final answer to one decimal place.) The amplitude VI is = mV

A differential amplifier connected in the circuit in the given figure has the parameters listed below with RI = 6.0 kΩ and RL = 450 Ω: Input resistance Rid = 1.2 MΩ Output resistance RO = 20 Ω A = 40 dB vi = Vlsin⁡ωt What is the amplitude VI of the sinusoidal input signal needed to develop a 20−V peak-to-peak signal at vO ? (Round the final answer to one decimal place.) The amplitude VI is = mV

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A differential amplifier connected in the circuit in the given figure has the parameters listed below with

R_{I} = 6.0 k Ω

and

R_{L}

= 450 Ω

:

Input resistance

R_{id} = 1.2 M Ω

Output resistance

R_{O} = 20 Ω

\begin{array}{l} A = 40 d B \\ v_{i} = V_{l} \sin ω t \end{array}

What is the amplitude

V_{I}

of the sinusoidal input signal needed to develop a

20 - V

peak-to-peak signal at

v_{O}

? (Round the final answer to one decimal place.)

The amplitude

V_{I}

is

= ◻

m V

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