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    The document describes a voltage shunt feedback amplifier. It connects the output in parallel to sample the output voltage, while the input is also connected in parallel for mixing. This configuration decreases both the input and output impedances. The amplifier takes a current input I and provides a voltage output V, with feedback current I=βV. It is called a trans-resistance amplifier because it has a current input and voltage output, so the ratio represents a resistance gain. The output voltage sample is fed back to the input through a feedback network. The difference between the input and feedback signals is then amplified.

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    The document describes a voltage shunt feedback amplifier. It connects the output in parallel to sample the output voltage, while the input is also connected in parallel for mixing. This configuration decreases both the input and output impedances. The amplifier takes a current input I and provides a voltage output V, with feedback current I=βV. It is called a trans-resistance amplifier because it has a current input and voltage output, so the ratio represents a resistance gain. The output voltage sample is fed back to the input through a feedback network. The difference between the input and feedback signals is then amplified.

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    Voltage Shunt

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    The document describes a voltage shunt feedback amplifier. It connects the output in parallel to sample the output voltage, while the input is also connected in parallel for mixing. This configuration decreases both the input and output impedances. The amplifier takes a current input I and provides a voltage output V, with feedback current I=βV. It is called a trans-resistance amplifier because it has a current input and voltage output, so the ratio represents a resistance gain. The output voltage sample is fed back to the input through a feedback network. The difference between the input and feedback signals is then amplified.

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    Voltage Shunt Feedback Amplifier

    Figure shows the block diagram of voltage shunt negative feedback. Since voltage shunt is mentioned, output is
    connected in parallel configuration because of voltage sampling and input is connected in parallel mixing. It decreases
    both input and output impedance.

    The input signal I is applied as an input, I is the feedback current and V is the output voltage. R indicate
    relationship between V and source current I . The feedback current is given by I =β V . Trans-resistance amplifier is
    called so because output is voltage and current as an input, hence ratio gives us resistance gain.

    The sample of output voltage is applied as an input to feedback network which feeds back the output signal to the
    input. The difference of input signal and feedback signal gets amplified by the resistance amplifier.

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