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What is CMRR? Explain briefly.
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Answer / sathish
cmrr is the ability of a op amp to reject the common mode
signals when it is operating in diff mode .
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Answer / dfsgf
Some times we applied same input at the terminals of op-
amp. for example 2,2+sinwt then op-amp should reject common
input component ,i.e 2 and amplyfies sinwt
that is CMMR
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Answer / s mishra
CMRR is the ratio of differential gain (Av) to common mode
gain (Acm) in a differential amplifier. Av=Vo/V1 - V2.
Acm=Vo/Vcm where Vcm=V1=V2.
Putting these values for CMRR,
CMRR=Av/Acm=Vcm/V1-V2
=V1/V1-V2
=V2/V1-V2
Now, V1-V2=Vcm/CMRR
For an ideal differential amplifier, CMRR=Infinite
Hence V1-V2=0 Or, V1 and V2 are almost at same potential.
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Answer / shr
it is the ratio between differential gain and common mode
gain. The op amp with high cmrr is the best in order to use...
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Answer / raushan saxena
THE Efficacy of a differential amplifier is measured by the
degree of its rejection of common-mode signals in preference
to differential signals which is usually quantified by a
measure known as the common-mode rejection ratio.
CMRR =20log|Ad|/|Ac|
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Answer / k m c sekhar reddy
CMRR is the common mode rejection ratio. it is between
differential mode and common mode of the amplifier gain
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Answer / shovik maitra
it is ratio of differential gain and common mode voltage gain.common mode voltage gain is ideally 0 and thus cmrr is ideally infinity
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Answer / saurav kumar
CMRR stand for common mode rejection ratio.The relative sensitivity of op-amp to difference signal compared to a comman mode signal is called common mode rejection ratio .
CMRR=AD/AC
Where ad=differencil voltage gain
ac=common mode voltage gain...
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Answer / pats
The common-mode rejection ratio (CMRR) of a differential amplifier (or other device) is the tendency of the devices to reject the input signals common to both input leads. A high CMRR is important in applications where the signal of interest is represented by a small voltage fluctuation superimposed on a (possibly large) voltage offset, or when relevant information is contained in the voltage difference between two signals.
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Answer / david raj
cmrr is the common mode rejection ratio.it rejects the common
mode signal and the noise is reduced.cmrr=20log(ad/ac). it is
a differential amplifier.
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