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Differential Amplifier

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The basic differential amplifier uses four external resistors: R'_IN_' (=R'_1_'=R'_2_') which defines the input resistance and R'_F_' (=R'_4_'=R'_3_') which defines the closed-loop voltage gain. Thus:

Input resistance = 2 × R'_IN_'

and:

Voltage gain, A'_V_' = R'_F_'/R'_IN_'

Note that neither side of the input signal is taken to the common 0V rail and the signal is said to be balanced. (:nl:)(:table style="clear:both":)

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