When 100 V and 20 V are applied to the non inverting and the inverting terminal of open loop an opamp, the output obtained is 80600 V. If the voltage at the inverting terminal is changed to 40 V, then the output voltage is 60700 V. What will be the differential gain and common mode gain of the opamp?

When 100 V and 20 V are applied to the non inverting and the inverting terminal of open loop an opamp, the output obtained is 80600 V. If the voltage at the inverting terminal is changed to 40 V, then the output voltage is 60700 V. What will be the differential gain and common mode gain of the opamp?

Power System Analysis and Design (MindTap Course List)

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Chapter12: Power System Controls

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Problem 12.3P

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