I need the answer quickly Q5)For the circuit shown below, if the differential gain (Aa) of the op-amp is (50000) and the CMRRin (db) is (34). Find the output voltage (v_out).V_ini = 10 mvv_outV_in2 - 1 mvGND

CMRR =20 log (differential mode gain/ common mode gain ). Output voltage =( common mode gain ×…

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For the circuit shown below, if the differential gain (Aa) of the op-amp is (50000) and the CMRR in (db) is (34). Find the output voltage (v_out). V_ini - 10 mv V_out V_in2 - 1 mv