Question #138532
an amplifier's open circuit output voltage is 10V peak to peak. if when a 10KΩ load is connected the output voltage drops to 8V peak to peak determine the amplifier's output resistance
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Expert's answer
2020-10-15T10:50:35-0400

Since the voltage dropped from 10V10 V to 8V8 V , therefore, the voltage 2V2 V at the new load, therefore the current at the load I=URR=2104=0.0002I =\frac {U _ {R}} {R} =\frac {2} {10 ^ 4} = 0.0002 A.

Therefore, resistor resistance Ramplifier=UoutputI=80.0002=40R_{amplifier}=\frac{U_{output}}{I}=\frac{8}{0.0002}=40 KΩ\Omega.


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