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    This document discusses a high gain, low bandwidth differential amplifier that is used in linear mode applications. It rejects common mode noise and ignores common mode DC bias variations by using negative feedback, which lowers gain but increases bandwidth and improves linearity while reducing output offset and making the amplifier less sensitive to OPAMP parameter fluctuations. The document also discusses how the input offset voltage is computed from measured values.

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    This document discusses a high gain, low bandwidth differential amplifier that is used in linear mode applications. It rejects common mode noise and ignores common mode DC bias variations by using negative feedback, which lowers gain but increases bandwidth and improves linearity while reducing output offset and making the amplifier less sensitive to OPAMP parameter fluctuations. The document also discusses how the input offset voltage is computed from measured values.

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    01 Introduction To LIC Operation Amplifier

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    This document discusses a high gain, low bandwidth differential amplifier that is used in linear mode applications. It rejects common mode noise and ignores common mode DC bias variations by using negative feedback, which lowers gain but increases bandwidth and improves linearity while reducing output offset and making the amplifier less sensitive to OPAMP parameter fluctuations. The document also discusses how the input offset voltage is computed from measured values.

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    o High gain, Low bandwidth Differential amplifier

    o Used in linear mode applications

    o Rejects common mode noise

    o Ignores common mode DC bias variations

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    Negative feedback implies

    o Lower Gain but Higher Bandwidth

    o Improved system linearity

    o Reduced output offset

    o Amplifier is desensitized against parametric


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