why we prefer expressing the gain of an amplifier on a
logarithmic scale rather than linear scale?
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Answer Posted / tirumala
for an amplifier the gain is very high.(eg:for open loop op-
amp the gain is about 20,000) so it is convinent to express
it in decibels to draw the response of thaton a graph paper
rather than linear
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