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The process of creating a circuit to accomplish a particular task. When designing a circuit, one should consider how it should work, the target specifications, efficiency, cost effectiveness, code compliance, and ethics.
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CMRR for an ideal op amp
In the question, he told me from the begging that it is an ideal op amp .. so A(cm) =0 !!
How can I find the CMRR then !!
I tried to analyze the circuit to be sure!! And i got the same !
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