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    When the input signal to Q1 is positive, current through RE increases, raising the emitter voltage of both transistors. This makes the base of Q2 less negative, reducing its current. The non-inverted output appears at Q2's collector. The differential amplifier cancels out common noise signals at both inputs, but some common mode signal may still appear at the output depending on balance. The ability to reject common mode signals is defined by the common mode rejection ratio (CMRR).

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    When the input signal to Q1 is positive, current through RE increases, raising the emitter voltage of both transistors. This makes the base of Q2 less negative, reducing its current. The non-inverted output appears at Q2's collector. The differential amplifier cancels out common noise signals at both inputs, but some common mode signal may still appear at the output depending on balance. The ability to reject common mode signals is defined by the common mode rejection ratio (CMRR).

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    Non-Inverted Output Appears at The Collector of Transistor Q2 For Input at Base of Transistor Q1

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    When the input signal to Q1 is positive, current through RE increases, raising the emitter voltage of both transistors. This makes the base of Q2 less negative, reducing its current. The non-inverted output appears at Q2's collector. The differential amplifier cancels out common noise signals at both inputs, but some common mode signal may still appear at the output depending on balance. The ability to reject common mode signals is defined by the common mode rejection ratio (CMRR).

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    When the Transistor Q1 is turned ON by +ve going input signal, the current

    through RE will increase as IE=IC .


    The voltage drop across RE and thus emitter of both the transistors will go in a +ve
    direction. so Q2 of the VBE2 is more –ve then the Q2 will conduct less current.
    Non-Inverted output appears at the collector of transistor Q2 for input at base of
    transistor Q1

    The Advantage of the differential amplifier is that Hum and Noise signal called the
    common mode signal, which is common to both inputs, is cancelled out in the
    output(practically is not possible for cancelled for equal balanced signal )
    When the common mode signal is appear at the output so the ability rejecting
    the common mode signal is given by the common mode reject ratio(CMRR).
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    CMRR= ------
    Acm
    POWER AMPLIFIER
    • Power amplifier may be Defined as a device that converts DC
    power into AC power and whose action is controlled by the
    input signal.

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