Question
Question: The voltage gain of an amplifier with \(9\% \) negative feedback is 10. The voltage gain without fee...
The voltage gain of an amplifier with 9% negative feedback is 10. The voltage gain without feedback will be.
A. 90
B. 100
C. 10
D. 1.25
Solution
When a part of output energy gets converted into the input energy is then this process is known as feedback. If the feedback energy is not in the phase with input energy then, there is opposition between input signal and feedback t and this is known as negative feedback.
Formula Used: The voltage gain with feedback is given by, Avf=1+βAvAb here Avf is the voltage gain with feedback, Ab is voltage gain without feedback and β is the negative feedback.
Complete step by step answer:
The formula for voltage gain with feedback is given asAvf=1+βAvAv, where Avf is the voltage gain with feedback, Ab is voltage gain without feedback and β is the negative feedback.
Step 2.
The given values are voltage gain with feedbackAvf=10, the negative feedbackβ=0.09.
Step 3.
Let us replace the given values in the equationAvf=1+βAvAv,
Avf=1+βAvAv
Replace Avf=10 and β=0.09 in above equation.
Avf=1+βAvAv
10=1+(0.09)AvAv
⇒Av=101+(0.09)Av
⇒Av=10+0.9Av
⇒Av−0.9Av=10
⇒0.1Av=10
⇒Av=0.110
⇒Av=100
So, the value of voltage gain without feedback is Av=100. The correct answer for this problem will be option B.
Note: While solving this type of questions students should not take negative feedback value to be negative as this is opposition between the feedback energy and input signal. Feedback energy can be either voltage or current.