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Calculate the voltage gain of an amplifier if it has an input signal of 15 mV and an output signal of 1 V.


1. 150
2. 66.7
3. 76.5
4. 55.5

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Correct Answer - Option 2 : 66.7

Concept:

The voltage gain of an amplifier is defined as the ratio of the output voltage to the input voltage. It is usually denoted by Av, i.e.

\(A_v=\frac{{{V_{out}}}}{{{V_{in}}}}\)

Calculation:

Given Vout = 1V

Vin = 15 mV

Gain (Av) will be:

\(A_v=\frac{{{V_{out}}}}{{{V_{in}}}}=\frac{1}{15m}\)

\(A_v=\frac{1000}{{15}}=66.67\)

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